Geometric optics and diffraction techniques for data simulation in cross-borehole tomography

M. S. Frank; Constantine Balanis

Geometric optics and diffraction techniques for data simulation in cross-borehole tomography

M. S. Frank, Constantine Balanis

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The method of reconstructing a cross-sectional image of the earth between two boreholes can be used in areas from tunnel detection to mineral exploration. Of great importance to this underground reconstruction process is the ability to adequately model the forward (simulation) problem. In this paper we consider the simulation of continuous wave data using geometrical optics with first order diffractions from impedance surface discontinuities. -from Authors

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Remote sensing. Proc. IGARSS '88 symposium, Edinburgh, 1988. Vol. 3
Editors	T.D. Guyenne, J.J. Hunt
Publisher	European Space Agency, ESTEC, Noordwijk; ESA SP-284
Pages	1723-1724
Number of pages	2
State	Published - 1988

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Earth and Planetary Sciences(all)
Environmental Science(all)

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Geometric optics and diffraction techniques for data simulation in cross-borehole tomography. / Frank, M. S.; Balanis, Constantine.

Remote sensing. Proc. IGARSS '88 symposium, Edinburgh, 1988. Vol. 3. ed. / T.D. Guyenne; J.J. Hunt. European Space Agency, ESTEC, Noordwijk; ESA SP-284, 1988. p. 1723-1724.

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