Yа.V. Savvateev1, S.V. Ilyakhin2, B.A. Kornilov3

1 Institute of Physics of the Earth named after O.Yu. Schmidt (Moscow, Russia)

2 Russian State Geological Prospecting University named after Sergo Ordzhonikidze (Moscow, Russia)

3 Scientific and Technical Cooperative "Diogen" (Moscow, Russia)

1 savvateev-yar@yandex.ru, 2 isv11@mail.ru, 3 ntkdiogen48@mail.ru

Under the influence of the background field during GPR sounding, the temporal resolution of the re-cording increases, which facilitates the search tasks. To determine the presence of anomalies associated with the presence of local objects, it is necessary to have an objective criterion for mapping search objects. One of the methods for solving such a problem is the Wiener deconvolution method, which consists in the operation of convolution of traces obtained under standard conditions of georadar-sensing, and obtained under the additional action of a background field (backlight field).

Савватеев Я.В., Иляхин С.В., Корнилов Б.А. Применение математических методов для определения вступления сигнала под действием фонового поля (поля подсветки) при георадиолокационном зондировании // Электромагнитные волны и электронные системы. 2025. Т. 30. № 3. С. 12−21. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18127/j15604128-202503-03

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