41st International Conference on Telecommunications and Signal Processing (TSP), Athens, Yunanistan, 4 - 06 Temmuz 2018, ss.158-161
Deconvolution is a filtering process which removes a wavelet effect from the recorded trace by reversing the process of convolution. Predictive deconvolution is an attempt to attenuate multiples which involve the surface or near-surface reflectors. The GPR data visualization is based on selected amplitude-colour scale, opaque, view angle and selected data volume range which are called 2D/3D GPR visualization attributes to indicate discontinuities, infrastructures and buried remains. The aim of this study is to indicate a predictive deconvolution processing for the ground penetrating radar (GPR) data to remove vertical noise including source wavelet multiples and therefore reflected wave multiples. The second aim is to show how GPR data imaging attributes visualize buried remains in very complex data.