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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING
卷 60, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TGRS.2022.3184169
关键词
Vegetation; Inspection; Reflection; Shape; Scattering; Correlation; Infectious diseases; Decay inspection; dual-polarized radar; emerging infectious diseases (EIDs); ground-penetrating radar (GPR); nondestructive testing (NDT); tree trunk
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资金
- Lord Faringdon Charitable Trust
- Schroder Foundation
- Cazenove Charitable Trust
- Ernest Cook Trust
- P. F. Charitable Trust
- Prospect Investment Management Ltd.
- Adrian Swire Charitable Trust
- John Swire 1989 Charitable Trust
- Sackler Trust
- Tanlaw Foundation
- Wyfold Charitable Trust
In recent years, trees in European countries have been increasingly endangered by emerging infectious diseases (EIDs). This study uses a dual-polarized Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) system to detect internal decay in tree trunks. Novel signal processing methodologies are employed to enhance detection reliability.
In recent years, trees in European countries have been increasingly endangered by emerging infectious diseases (EIDs). In the United Kingdom (U.K.), this has been observed to affect whole woodlands and forests, threatening the existence of some types of trees. Although quarantine measures have been taken to limit the spreading of such diseases, this has not yet been effectively controlled leading to millions of trees affected by EIDs. Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) has proven effective in identifying critical features on diseased trees for detection of EIDs spread. However, the irregular shape of tree trunks and their complex internal structure represent real challenges for conventional GPR measurements and data processing methodologies. In this research, a dual-polarized GPR system is used to detect internal decay in tree trunks using novel signal processing methodologies. A polarimetric correlation filter based on Bragg scattering on a 3-D Pauli feature vector and an arc-shaped Kirchhoff migration are discussed in detail. The proposed polarimetric correlation filter is utilized to enhance the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of B-scans due to bark and tree trunk high-loss properties of tree trunks. Meanwhile, an arc-shaped Kirchhoff migration algorithm is performed to counteract the influence of the bark irregularity. The proposed data processing framework is successfully validated with measurements on a real tree trunk, where cross sections were subsequently cut for comparison purposes. Outcomes from the proposed methodology demonstrate a high consistency with the features observed on the tree trunk cross sections, indicating the reliability of the proposed detection scheme for assessing tree-decay associated with EIDs.
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