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SSA research on electromagnetic scattering in arid zone

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 April 2023

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Fengyun Jiang*
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Yichun University, Physical Science and Technology College, Yichun, Jiangxi, 336000, China
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Correspondence author: Fengyun Jiang; E-mail: fengyunjiang0930@126.com
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Abstract

This paper investigates the electromagnetic scattering characteristics in arid zone and proposes methods for monitoring and improving ecological agriculture, vegetation landscape and desertification in arid zone, based on the modified small slope approximation (SSA) electromagnetic scattering model. The dielectric properties of dryland soils are studied in the paper, and the variation curves of soil dielectric constant with humidity and electromagnetic frequency are plotted. In order to reproduce the geomorphological features of the dryland areas, a two-dimensional geometric model of the ground environment is established using Monte Carlo methods combined with Gaussian spectral functions. An algorithm model based on the modified SSA is developed, and the algorithm was validated and analyzed to verify its reliability. In the simulations, the southeastern region of Ejina Banner, Inner Mongolia was taken as a typical arid region, and the simulation parameters are obtained from the actual measurement data of the region. The study finds that the electromagnetic scattering characteristics of the arid zone are influenced by soil water content, ground roughness and incident wave electromagnetic frequency, and there is regularity. The results of this paper can be effectively combined with remote sensing technology to contribute to many researches on soil moisture inversion and ecological condition of vegetation, which are important in many aspects such as irrigation control, ecological research, vorticity covariance, and climatology of slope stability.

Keywords

Arid zoneelectromagnetic scattering characteristicssoil dielectric constantSSA
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Research Paper
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International Journal of Microwave and Wireless Technologies , First View , pp. 1 - 8
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Copyright © The Author(s), 2023. Published by Cambridge University Press in association with the European Microwave Association

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