Multi-Resolution Subspace-Based Optimization Method for the Retrieval of 2D Perfect Electric Conductors

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Hauptverfasser: Ye, Xiuzhu, Zardi, Francesco, Salucci, Marco, Massa, Andrea
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author Ye, Xiuzhu
Zardi, Francesco
Salucci, Marco
Massa, Andrea
author_facet Ye, Xiuzhu
Zardi, Francesco
Salucci, Marco
Massa, Andrea
contents Perfect Electric Conductors (PECs) are imaged integrating the subspace-based optimizationmethod (SOM) within the iterative multi-scaling scheme (IMSA). Without a-priori information on the number or/and the locations of the scatterers and modelling their EM scattering interactions with a (known) probing source in terms of surface electric field integral equations, a segment-based representation of PECs is retrieved from the scattered field samples. The proposed IMSA-SOM inversion method is validated against both synthetic and experimental data by assessing the reconstruction accuracy, the robustness to the noise, and the computational efficiency with some comparisons, as well.
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spellingShingle Multi-Resolution Subspace-Based Optimization Method for the Retrieval of 2D Perfect Electric Conductors
Ye, Xiuzhu
Zardi, Francesco
Salucci, Marco
Massa, Andrea
Signal Processing
Perfect Electric Conductors (PECs) are imaged integrating the subspace-based optimizationmethod (SOM) within the iterative multi-scaling scheme (IMSA). Without a-priori information on the number or/and the locations of the scatterers and modelling their EM scattering interactions with a (known) probing source in terms of surface electric field integral equations, a segment-based representation of PECs is retrieved from the scattered field samples. The proposed IMSA-SOM inversion method is validated against both synthetic and experimental data by assessing the reconstruction accuracy, the robustness to the noise, and the computational efficiency with some comparisons, as well.
title Multi-Resolution Subspace-Based Optimization Method for the Retrieval of 2D Perfect Electric Conductors
topic Signal Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.10944