Method of Through-Wall Radar Imaging
A through-wall radar and imaging technology, applied in the field of radar, can solve the problems such as inability to effectively compensate for the influence of the imaging position and accuracy of the wall, low imaging speed, cumbersome algorithms, etc., achieving a small amount of calculation, taking into account calculation efficiency and ensuring imaging accuracy. Effect
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[0026] In the first exemplary embodiment of the present invention, a through-wall radar imaging method for three-layer media in two-dimensional space is provided. Please refer to schematic diagram 1, the through-wall radar imaging method in this embodiment includes:
[0027] Step S102, launch the radar wave outside the wall, and receive the time-domain echo data d′ of the radar wave at the measurement line z=0 1 (x,z=0,t);
[0028] As shown in Figure 1, T is the radar device for transmitting electromagnetic waves, and R is the radar device for receiving time-domain echo data, both of which are located along the external surface of the wall. A radar device receiving at least time domain echo data is moved along a survey line parallel to the outer surface of the wall. Among them, x and z are the two coordinate axes of the two-dimensional space. The positive direction of the x-coordinate axis is the outward direction along the measurement line, and the positive direction of th...
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[0048] In the second exemplary embodiment of the present invention, a through-wall radar imaging method for three-layer media in three-dimensional space is provided. Please refer to the instructions Figure 5A In this embodiment, the through-wall radar imaging method includes:
[0049] Step S202, use the radar to emit electromagnetic waves outside the wall, and obtain the time-domain echo data d′ of the electromagnetic waves at the measurement surface z=0 2 (x,y,z=0,t);
[0050] as indicated Figure 5A As shown, T is a radar device for transmitting electromagnetic waves, and R is a radar device for receiving time-domain echo data, both of which are located along the external surface of the wall. A radar device receiving at least time-domain echo data is moved within a measurement plane parallel to the outer surface of the wall. Wherein, x, y and z are three coordinate axes of the three-dimensional space. The positive direction of the x-coordinate axis is the outward direc...
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