Forward modeling of quasi-static Electromagnetic (EM) responses -fields and fluxes -significantly enhances our understanding of how variations in electrical conductivity impact EM data [1,2]. https://arxiv.org/abs/1610.02948. 3.5 Scattering by Canonical Objects: The Case of Multilayer Elliptic Cylinders. Foti, ... We have shown that it is possible to localize the position and the type of a buried defect by plotting the intercepted energy at the neighbourhood of the defect in transmission mode. Two sides of the antenna with fitted with metallic vias while the third side remains barren. For obtaining the projected data, the system uses a pair of dipole antennas as a transmitter and a receiver at frequency of 3 GHz with translation of the receiver antenna, and rotation of the antenna pair (Tx-Rx) during the scanning process. We use 1D and 3D examples to demonstrate that the proposed framework is able to emulate the behavior of the heterogeneity in the fine-mesh conductivity model, and to produce an accurate description of the desired predicted data obtained by using a coarse mesh in the simulation process.

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