On the feasibility of the linear sampling method for 3D GPR surveys

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Abstract

We discuss the applicability of the Linear Sampling Method (LSM) to GPR surveys carried out using array-based configurations. Since the images achieved via LSM are known to get worse when using a small number of antennas and a limited aperture, we introduce an analytic tool to foresee the expected LSM performance for a fixed array size and number of antennas. Notably, such a tool allows us to support (and appraise) the adoption of LSM to data collected with short arrays moved above the investigated domain, which is the configuration most viable in applications.

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Catapano, I., Soldovieri, F., & Crocco, L. (2011). On the feasibility of the linear sampling method for 3D GPR surveys. Progress in Electromagnetics Research, 118, 185–203. https://doi.org/10.2528/PIER11042704

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