Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The electromagnetic characterization of realistic tree structures is performed to facilitate the development of low-frequency (P-band) foliage penetration radars. The full-wave approach employs a parallelized 3-D finite-difference time-domain algorithm deployed on high-performance computing systems to simulate the far-field scattering responses from scenes. The backscattering behaviors of a single tree are first considered as a function of frequency, polarization, signal incidence angle, and structural fidelity, and then, large-scale simulations are carried out to examine the responses of a forest stand in both the frequency and imaging domains. The results featured are from the first phase of an ongoing study to investigate the feasibility of applying large-scale electromagnetic simulations to support airborne-based sensing of obscured ground targets.
['DaHan Liao', 'Traian Dogaru']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Full-Wave Scattering and Imaging Characterization of Realistic Trees for FOPEN Sensing
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