Advanced Ground Penetrating Radar Theory and Applications

Dear Colleagues,

An advanced Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) system has the potential of efficiently and reliably providing high-resolution images for inspecting several different media. To achieve the required performance, improvements in GPR techniques are needed. Recent and on-going developments in computer technologies have made it possible to consider more capable systems for various applications. The present Special Issue of Remote Sensing is devoted to highlighting most advanced researches in GPR technology, methodology, and applications.

This Special Issue welcomes papers on traditional GPR researches, emerging GPR applications based on (but not exclusively) the use of drones, positioning systems, and positioning sensors, 3D and 4D applications, virtual and augmented reality and monitoring. Advanced research and field applications involving other remote sensing methods or geophysical data are also of interest. We invite researchers to contribute original articles presenting the most advanced progresses and interesting case studies regarding the following topics and beyond:

• GPR theory
• Design, realization, and testing of GPR systems and antennas
• GPR data processing and analysis
• Modelling and inversion methods for GPR
• Applications of GPR in the geosciences
• Applications of GPR in agriculture and water management
• GPR archaeological prospection
• New data processing algorithms
• Forensic GPR
• Combined use of GPR and other remote sensing techniques

Dr. Pier Matteo Barone
Prof. Raffaele Persico
Dr. Salvatore Piro
Guest Editor

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