Abstract
Sparse reconstruction methods have been successfully applied for efficient radar imaging of targets embedded in stratified dielectric subsurface media. Recently, a total variation minimization (TVM) based approach was shown to provide superior image reconstruction performance over standard L1-norm minimization-based method, especially in case of non-point-like targets. Alternatively, group sparse reconstruction (GSR) schemes can also be employed to account for embedded target extent. In this paper, we provide qualitative and quantitative performance evaluations of TVM and GSR schemes for efficient and reliable target imaging in stratified subsurface media. Using numerical electromagnetic data of targets buried in the ground, we demonstrate that GSR and TVM provide comparable reconstruction performance qualitatively, with GSR exhibiting a slight superiority over TVM quantitatively, albeit at the expense of less flexibility in regularization parameters.
Subject
Electrical and Electronic Engineering,Computer Networks and Communications,Hardware and Architecture,Signal Processing,Control and Systems Engineering
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