A technique based on polarisation discrimination is shown to produce microwave images of suitably depolarising subsurface targets which are superior to copolar images by virtue of rejecting the rough-surface return.
Inspec keywords: holography
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Subjects: Image characteristics in holography; Other instrumentation and measurement systems; Holography
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