eprintid: 485
rev_number: 4
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datestamp: 2011-07-28
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creators_name: Benedetti, Manuel
creators_name: Lesselier, Dominique
creators_name: Lambert, Marc
creators_name: Massa, Andrea
title: Analysis of the Potentialities and Limitations of the Integration Between the IMSA and the Level Set Method for Inverse Scattering
ispublished: pub
subjects: TU
full_text_status: public
keywords: inverse scattering, multi-resolution technique, level set.
abstract: In the framework of the inverse scattering methodologies, this paper is aimed at preliminarily assessing the integration between the Iterative Multi-Scaling Approach and the Level-Set-based method. In order to enhance the potentialities of the Level-Set-based minimization, a multi-resolution procedure is employed for allowing a finer discretization only in those regions of interest where the scatterers are located thus reducing the whole computational burden with respect to a singe-resolution approach. In order to demonstrate the effectiveness of the IMSA Level Set technique, a set of representative numerical results are presented and discussed. This is the author's version of the final version available at IEEE.
date: 2011-01
date_type: published
institution: University of Trento
department: informaticat
refereed: FALSE
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citation:   Benedetti, Manuel and Lesselier, Dominique and Lambert, Marc and Massa, Andrea  (2011) Analysis of the Potentialities and Limitations of the Integration Between the IMSA and the Level Set Method for Inverse Scattering.  [Technical Report]     
document_url: http://www.eledia.org/students-reports/485/1/DISI-11-243.C122.pdf