This contribution is aimed at investigating the potentialities and current limitations of the multiscale particle swarm method when processing multi�]frequency data scattered by three�]dimensional structures. Such a global optimization approach demonstrated its effectiveness in solving complex two�]dimensional imaging problems. Therefore, it has been suitably�]modified for dealing with three�]dimensional geometries and integrated into multi�]frequency inversion schemes. Selected numerical results are shown in order to allow a preliminary evaluation of the reconstruction accuracy of the proposed implementations. This is the author's version of the final version available at IEEE
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