Near-field imaging of buried conductors using transient EM signal transfer
T
Tomáš Doležal
M
Martin Stumpf
Abstract
Abstract A novel time-domain electromagnetic (TDEM) technique for reliable detection and imaging of visually obscured buried conductors using only two rapidly acquired measurements via a simple and cost-effective antenna system is presented. This non-invasive method exploits transient electromagnetic (EM) interactions to detect contrasts in electrical conductivity between targets and the surrounding medium. This approach provides a practical and flexible alternative to conventional subsurface sensing technologies. The presented results show that the proposed technique yields accurate and repeatable outcomes across various shapes of buried targets.
Article Details
Journal
Scientific Reports
Volume / Issue
Vol. 16, Issue 1
Published
April 03, 2026
ISSN
2045-2322
Publisher
Nature Portfolio
Authors (2)
T
Tomáš Doležal
M
Martin Stumpf
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