Comparative analysis of UWB deconvolution and feature-extraction algorithms for GPR landmine detection

Comparative analysis of UWB deconvolution and feature-extraction algorithms for GPR landmine detection
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探地雷达地雷探测UWB反卷积与特征提取算法对比分析

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2004
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SPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing
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Motoyuki Sato
Motoyuki Sato
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Timofei G. Savelyev;Motoyuki Sato

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