Ground Penetrating Radar |
Introduction and History Electromagnetic Wave Propagation Velocity Wavelength Attenuation Dispersion Rocks, Soils and Fluids: Electrical Properties Magnetic Properties Environmental Influences Heterogeneity, Anisotropy and Scale Radar Equation Scattering Polarization Fresnel Reflection Snell Angle Stokes-Mueller Matrices Poincare Sphere Antennas Coupling Near / Far Fields Waveguides Multipathing Resonance Survey Design Contrast Geometry Resolution Depth of Investigation Orientation Data Acquisition Data Processing Modeling Interpretation The process of ground penetrating radar interpretation begins with the specification of the problem and the design of the data acquisition survey. Uncertainty, Error, Confidence, Sensitivity and Detectability Applications: Noninvasive Surface Borehole Airborne Satellite and Space |
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