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Fine geological radar processing and interpretation

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Geological radar probing technology finds wide application in engineering projects. The high-precision characteristics of geologic radar should be studied in connection with fine processing and interpretation. This article discusses such issues as (1) geologic radar noise source and (2) fine processing and interpretation of radar data. It is focused on how to achieve fine processing and interpretation.

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  1. China University of Mining Technology, 100083, Beijing

    Peng Suping & Yang Feng

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This project is sponsored by The Special Fund of Scientific Instruments of National Natural Science Foundation of China (50127402) and The Geophysical Responses to The High-resolution Exploration for Coal-methane of 973 Program (2002CB211707).

Peng Suping, Ph.D., Professor of China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing) and specially engaged Professor of the Changjiang Scholar Plan under China Ministry of Education.. he is mainly engaged in geology and geophysical exploration. More than one hundred papers were published, and 37 students received their PhD under his training. He won twice the second-class award of National Science and Technology Progress, the several science & technology awards on the Provincial and Ministerial level, the Guanghua Engineering and Science Award of China Academy of Engineering, as well as the Sun Yueqi Energy Award.

Yang Feng, Associate Professor, he mainly engaged in the research of the software and hardware used in geological radar. Now he is studying his PhD in China University of Mining and Technology(Beijing).

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Peng, S., Yang, F. Fine geological radar processing and interpretation. Appl. Geophys. 1, 89–94 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11770-004-0007-z

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