Abstract Ground Penetrating Radar is a complex nondestructive evaluation technique where
the antenna is the most critical part. The antenna is responsible for transmission and …

This article describes the implementation of microwave tomography for industrial process
applications. Microwave tomography for industrial process imaging has different …

This article shows the interesting results of a pioneer effort by IAG/USP researchers to use
ground-penetrating radar (GPR) for humanitarian purposes, guiding the rescue of victims in …

The clinical use of microwave tomography (MT) requires addressing the significant
mismatch between simulated environment, which is used in the forward solver, and real-life …

Cemeteries can be considered as potential sources of soil and groundwater contamination
in burial sites where there is no collection and treatment system for necroleachate, an …

A hybrid inversion approach based on the quantum-behaved particle swarm optimization
(QPSO) method is presented in this article to solve electromagnetic inverse problems …

Ground penetrating radar (GPR) is a non-invasive and efficient scientific tool in burial
analysis that can'see the unseen,'answering both simple questions such as the existence …

The identification of unmarked graves and burials is one of most common applications of
ground‐penetrating radar (GPR) in archaeology. Despite a high frequency of use and a long …

Ground‐penetrating radar (GPR) is a technology exploiting radiofrequency and microwaves
to image optically opaque media, with the main aim of gaining information about the …

Electromagnetic inverse scattering problems are nonlinear and ill-posed. They are often
transformed into optimization problems and solved by deterministic or stochastic algorithms …