Abstract—The reconstruction capabilities of a microwave imaging algorithm can be enhanced by exploiting a multi-view measurement set-up. In the past, different researches have proved that collecting scattering data by probing the unknown scenario from different incidence angles, it allows to acquire more information on the scenario under test. This paper is aimed at verifying such an assumption in a real scenario when the Iterative Multi-Scaling Approach (IMSA) is used to fully exploit multi-view data. In fact, unlike synthetic data, in a real environment more measurements introduce larger systematic errors that could affect the physical constraints used in the inversion procedure and, consequently, the reconstruction process. Thus, the ana...
This paper explores the possibility of enhancing the available information content of scattered data...
International audienceThe imaging of three-dimensional scatterers is addressed by means of a new mic...
International audienceIn the framework of inverse scattering techniques for microwave imaging, this ...
International audienceIn the framework of inverse scattering techniques, this paper presents the int...
In a reconstruction procedure based on the iterative solution of inverse scattering integral equatio...
International audienceA microwave imaging technique based on the integration of the Inexact-Newton m...
Detection, location, and imaging of multiple scatterers by means of the iterative multiscaling metho...
This work is aimed at presenting a methodology that exploits the scattered electromagnetic radiation...
This paper focuses on the dielectric reconstruction from amplitude-only data by means of the Iterati...
This paper is aimed at presenting a new time-domain imaging technique that combines the regularizati...
In the framework of inverse electromagnetic scattering techniques, the thesis focuses on the develop...
Abstract—This work is aimed at presenting a methodology that exploits the scattered electromagnetic ...
This work presents an improved Multi-Scale algorithm for microwave imaging of two-dimensional scatte...
This paper deals with the experimental validation of an algorithm, based on the Kirchhoff approxima...
Microwave imaging methods, i.e., approaches able to reconstruct the distributions of the dielectric ...
This paper explores the possibility of enhancing the available information content of scattered data...
International audienceThe imaging of three-dimensional scatterers is addressed by means of a new mic...
International audienceIn the framework of inverse scattering techniques for microwave imaging, this ...
International audienceIn the framework of inverse scattering techniques, this paper presents the int...
In a reconstruction procedure based on the iterative solution of inverse scattering integral equatio...
International audienceA microwave imaging technique based on the integration of the Inexact-Newton m...
Detection, location, and imaging of multiple scatterers by means of the iterative multiscaling metho...
This work is aimed at presenting a methodology that exploits the scattered electromagnetic radiation...
This paper focuses on the dielectric reconstruction from amplitude-only data by means of the Iterati...
This paper is aimed at presenting a new time-domain imaging technique that combines the regularizati...
In the framework of inverse electromagnetic scattering techniques, the thesis focuses on the develop...
Abstract—This work is aimed at presenting a methodology that exploits the scattered electromagnetic ...
This work presents an improved Multi-Scale algorithm for microwave imaging of two-dimensional scatte...
This paper deals with the experimental validation of an algorithm, based on the Kirchhoff approxima...
Microwave imaging methods, i.e., approaches able to reconstruct the distributions of the dielectric ...
This paper explores the possibility of enhancing the available information content of scattered data...
International audienceThe imaging of three-dimensional scatterers is addressed by means of a new mic...
International audienceIn the framework of inverse scattering techniques for microwave imaging, this ...