An effective algorithm for subsurface SAR imaging
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For many applications in subsurface sensing (e.g., landmine detection or road inspection), it is important to make images of the shallow subsurface from the data acquired by a GPR with antennas slightly elevated above the ground. Classical SAR algorithms are not well suited to this purpose. A new SAR algorithm in the space-time domain for a multi-media propagation environment is proposed. In comparison with known algorithms, this algorithm is significantly simplified without loss of accuracy. The simplifications are based on a physical analysis of the sensing wave propagation. We also show that, for a multi-media background, it is not possible to determine correctly the depth of a scatterer and the speed of light in the ground from only one B-scan without additional information about the transverse position of the scatterer.
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