This paper presents the results obtained from the combination of co-pole GPR data collected along perpendicular directions. The scope is to demonstrate how this approach can efficiently overcome pitfalls of traditional single orientation surveys and ensure target detection regardless of their geometrical and physical properties.This is of high importance especially when acquiring a crosstargets that show directional dependencies of the preferential scattering components.This work relies on four field examples,each of them illustrating in detail the improvements and thea dvantages that a single image resulting from the stack of the two volume scans how, in particular what concerns target imaging.

Orthogonal polarization approach for three dimensional georadar surveys

LUALDI, MAURIZIO;LOMBARDI, FEDERICO
2013-01-01

Abstract

This paper presents the results obtained from the combination of co-pole GPR data collected along perpendicular directions. The scope is to demonstrate how this approach can efficiently overcome pitfalls of traditional single orientation surveys and ensure target detection regardless of their geometrical and physical properties.This is of high importance especially when acquiring a crosstargets that show directional dependencies of the preferential scattering components.This work relies on four field examples,each of them illustrating in detail the improvements and thea dvantages that a single image resulting from the stack of the two volume scans how, in particular what concerns target imaging.
2013
Ground penetrating radar; Polarization; 3D surveys; Structures inspection
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