paper 150202005314

Abstract

“Successive Estimation Technique” is introduced to microwave tomography in con- crete diagnosis. It adjusts target area automaticly according to the measurement of scattering wave, target range of scattering analysis and the material electromagnetic property of concrete body, and reconstructs tomography image (a distribution of permittivity, conductivity or mag- netic permeability) rationally and effectively.

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