Advances in Ground Penetrating Radar Applications: New Developments in Acquisition and Data Analysis

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue aims to host a selection of papers related to new perspectives on the use of ground-penetrating radar (GPR) for archaeology, environmental, engineering, geology, monumental heritage, and various other potential applications. In recent years, GPR prospecting has seen major advances through a variety of instruments and computing technologies. GPR instrumentation continues to improve in sensitivity and acquisition speed, and new multi-sensor arrays, e.g., those drawn by carts over land, now allow for vast areas to be rapidly covered. Additionally, increased the availability of high-resolution GPR techniques has provided multiscale and multi-temporal approaches to the study of problems related to the environment (i.e., illegal landfills), to the individuation of ancient buried settlements, and to the preservation of monumental heritage to noninvasive diagnosis through micro-geophysical techniques.

We welcome contributions in all fields of GPR, including new systems, signal processing algorithms, and new applications.

Dr. Giovanni Leucci
Dr. Lara De Giorgi
Dr. Dora Francesca Barbolla
Guest Editors

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