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| Publications [#66649] of Jeffrey L. Krolik
Papers Published
- Liu, Dehong and Kang, Gang and Li, Ling and Chen, Ye and Vasudevan, Sathyanarayanan and Joines, William and Liu, Qing Huo and Krolik, Jeffrey and Carin, Lawrence, Electromagnetic time-reversal imaging of a target in a cluttered environment,
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, vol. 53 no. 9
(2005),
pp. 3058 - 3066 [TAP.2005.854563]
(last updated on 2007/04/16)
Abstract: Electromagnetic time-reversal imaging is addressed for a target situated in a cluttered background. We first investigate the theory of electromagnetic time-reversal imaging, followed by an experimental demonstration. A transmitter-receiver antenna array is connected to a network analyzer and applied to transmit wideband waveforms for detecting a target within a cluttered environment. We assume the cluttered background is fixed, thus the target signature is extracted by observing changes manifested by the introduction of a target. A numerical algorithm is required for computation of the Green's function employed within the time-reversal imager, with this implemented here via ray tracing. Example time-reversal images of different cluttered backgrounds and different targets are presented using measured data, with comparisons to a traditional radar imaging technique. Results show that the time-reversal imagery yields good focusing at the target, significantly better than when the background is not accounted for. © 2005 IEEE.
Keywords: Imaging techniques;Electromagnetic wave propagation;Transceivers;Antenna arrays;Electromagnetic wave scattering;Algorithms;Green's function;Radar imaging;
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