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Low-grazing angle propagation and scattering by an object above a highly conducting rough sea surface in a ducting environment from an accelerated MoM

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In a previous paper, by combining three techniques, i.e. Subdomain Decomposition Iterative Method (SDIM), Adaptive Cross Approximation (ACA), and Forward–Backward Spectral Acceleration (FBSA), from the Method of Moments (MoM), a… Click to show full abstract

In a previous paper, by combining three techniques, i.e. Subdomain Decomposition Iterative Method (SDIM), Adaptive Cross Approximation (ACA), and Forward–Backward Spectral Acceleration (FBSA), from the Method of Moments (MoM), a high-efficiency calculation of the propagation and scattering in ducting maritime environments has been proposed. In this paper, this algorithm is updated by adding a perfectly conducting object above the sea surface, assumed to be highly conducting, which makes the environment very complex. Then, to quantify the effect of the object on the total scattered field, the coherent and incoherent powers, with and without object, are simulated by considering a surface of 800,000 unknowns (length of 6 km and a frequency of 5 GHz).

Keywords: highly conducting; propagation scattering; surface; sea surface

Journal Title: Waves in Random and Complex Media
Year Published: 2018

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