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Compressive Sensing for Detection of Concealed Objects
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2015-11-06
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Altan, Hakan
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In this work sub-terahertz imaging using Compressive Sensing (CS) techniques for targets placed behind a visibly opaque barrier is demonstrated both experimentally and theoretically. Using a multiplied Schottky diode based millimeter wave source working at 118 GHz, metal cutout targets were illuminated in both reflection and transmission configurations with and without barriers which were made out of drywall. In both modes the image is spatially discretized using laser machined, 10 x 10 pixel metal aperture...
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H. Altan, “Compressive Sensing for Detection of Concealed Objects,” 2015, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: http://www.tera-mir.org/main/node/80.