An inverse scattering technique for microwave imaging of binary objects

An Improved Forward Scattering Simulation Technique for Microwave Breast Imaging

Microwave imaging is a promising alternative to conventional mammography methods. At microwave frequencies, normal and malignant tissues show high contrasts in their electrical properties. Microwave Imaging (MWI) systems can be used to construct three-dimensional profiles of the electrical properties of the body part that is being examined. MWI systems illuminate the body part with electromagne...

Three-dimensional microwave imaging of realistic numerical breast phantoms via a multiple-frequency inverse scattering technique.

PURPOSE Breast density measurement has the potential to play an important role in individualized breast cancer risk assessment and prevention decisions. Routine evaluation of breast density will require the availability of a low-cost, nonionizing, three-dimensional (3-D) tomographic imaging modality that exploits a strong properties contrast between dense fibroglandular tissue and less dense ad...

An Evaluation of Computational Imaging Techniques for Heterogeneous Inverse Scattering

Inferring internal scattering parameters for general, heterogeneous materials, remains a challenging inverse problem. Its difficulty arises from the complex way in which scattering materials interact with light, as well as the very high dimensionality of the material space implied by heterogeneity. The recent emergence of diverse computational imaging techniques, together with the widespread av...

Inverse Scattering and Imaging

Inverse Scattering in Microwave Imaging for Detection of Malignant Tumor inside the Human Body

The detection of breast cancer in its early stage is a developing research field that can rescue the women affected by cancerous tissues. A modest and skilful approach in microwave imaging (MWI) for data inversion is proposed. MWI in medicinal applications has been famous in last two decades and presently it is using for the detection of breast cancer. Medical imaging by microwave technology ha...