探地雷达在城市管线测量中的应用研究

探地雷达作为一种新的城市管线探测方法,在城市测量应用中逐步得到推广,通过使用LD9000型探地雷达对天津市部分区域进行综合管线探测和分析,阐述了探地雷达在城市管线测量中的应用原理和测量过程,得出有益建议。     

北京千灵山生态修复边坡稳定性研究

开采形成的矿山岩质高陡边坡,造成山体缺损、水土流失、生态破坏,容易产生边坡失稳、崩塌滑落等地质灾害,急需进行生态修复治理。本文以北京市西郊千灵山生态修复岩质高陡边坡为例,根据地质雷达实测剖面分析及室内试验得到的岩体内部结构信息和岩石力学参数,建立了生态边坡的地质力学模型,并用有限元强度折减法对千灵山岩质高陡边坡生态修复前后的稳定性进行了模拟计算。结果表明,非降雨、降雨（饱水）条件下自然岩石边坡和生态修复后的边坡其安全系数分别为17、12.5、5、2;边坡变形以坡脚和生态带区域的中下部位最大,边坡潜在滑动面主要沿坡脚45＆#176;方向上扩展。因此,岩石边坡坡脚和生态带区域的中下部位应是重点加固区,需通过锚杆加固和有效排水对之进行处理。     

混凝土结构缺陷检测的探地雷达资料波场反演方法

本文针对工程建筑中的混凝土无损探测问题,提出了一种新的反演成像方法.它避免了传统方法观察偏移探测数据的情况.这种方法以探地雷达为探测手段,以电磁场原理为理论依据,其结果更具定量化和可视性.具体算法是将阻尼高斯牛顿法和GCV方法(Generalized Cross Validation)结合起来,其中阻尼牛顿法可以避免传统牛顿法计算Hessian矩阵的困难,GCV方法可以自适应地选择正则化参数,既减小了计算量又克服了噪声及不适定性的影响.数值算例验证了算法的有效性.     

隧道衬砌病害地质雷达探测正演模拟与应用

国内大多数隧道都存在着不同程度的病害,其中诸如衬砌开裂、不密实、含有空洞和渗漏水等衬砌病害是隧道最常见的病害类型,严重影响行车安全。地质雷达（GPR）可以用来对隧道衬砌病害进行快速无损探测,但对于衬砌病害的解译十分依赖于探测人员的经验,很容易造成误判和漏判。因此,对隧道衬砌病害进行分类,并针对典型衬砌病害类型进行建模,利用时域有限差分（FDTD）法对衬砌病害模型进行地质雷达探测正演模拟,针对衬砌渗漏水和存在钢筋干扰等特殊情况,通过频谱分析对病害进行了定量识别,总结出典型衬砌病害的地质雷达探测解释准则,最后结合工程实例对衬砌病害进行了推断和解译。结果验证了衬砌病害地质雷达探测正演模拟和解释准则的可靠性。     

探地雷达在地下考古遗存探测中的实验与应用

近年来,探地雷达被越来越多地应用于考古探查中。由于反演多解性问题的存在,雷达图像上的异常既可能是考古目标引起的,也可能是由于地下环境介质的不连续性引起的,所以探究不同类型的考古遗存在探地雷达图像上的典型异常响应,有助于准确识别雷达图像上的“真”异常,剔除一些“假”异常。首先,本文基于西北干旱-半干旱区文物埋藏环境,在河北省怀来县遥感综合试验站试验区设计实施了地下目标体探地雷达探测实验,分析了不同材质的小尺度目标体及夯土结构在探地雷达图像上的响应特征;然后,进一步将探地雷达应用于悬泉置遗址地下城墙基址的探测,对城墙在雷达图像上的响应特征进行了分析。实践表明,探地雷达技术在埋藏浅、小尺度、物性差异不大的考古探查中具有很好的效果,得到并解释了点状、线状、面状等不同考古目标体在探地雷达图像上的响应规律。     

差分GPS实现探地雷达图像地形校正方法研究

针对在地形起伏较大的区域探地雷达获取的图像不能表达地形变化的缺点,通过探地雷达与差分GPS同步采集记录数据,实现探地雷达图像与GPS数据时间同步,选择某一标准水准面为参考面,根据时间位移和线性插值方法,将探地雷达数据进行时深转换,从而实现探地雷达地形校正。探地雷达图像地形校正前后对比表明此方法在保留地下介质体水平方向分布特征的同时,实现了探地雷达图像在垂直方向的精确校正,对地下目标的解译和精确定位有很大的帮助,对浅层活动断层探测具有一定的实际意义。      

Origin of a complex and spatially diverse dune-field pattern, Algodones, southeastern California

The Algodones Dune Field of southeastern California shows a complex and spatially diverse dune-field pattern that is superimposed upon a series of topographic lineations. Analysis of dune-field pattern parameters (dune crest length, crest orientation, dune spacing and defect density) derived from aerial images indicates that the dune-field pattern represents two constructional generations. Prominent compound crescentic dunes formed during the first constructional generation. A younger generation consists of a variety of simple crescentic dunes, linear dunes and zibars. Statistical differences in the pattern parameters between the dune groups within the second generation are resolved through consideration of the boundary conditions under which the dune pattern evolved, and provide explanations for: (1) diversity of dune types, (2) range in implied constructional times, (3) range in crest orientations, and (4) the anomalous nature of the population of linear dunes. The boundary conditions that have modified pattern development include orographic effects, grain size, vegetation, areal extent and antecedent conditions. Topographic lineations in the Algodones range from the Western Ramp, which defines the field margin, to subtle features masked by the pattern of dunes. Imaging of the Western Ramp using Ground Penetrating Radar shows high-angle cross-strata migrating perpendicular to the lineation trend. The most plausible hypothesis for the origin of the lineations is as dune ridges sequentially shed from adjacent Lake Cahuilla, which is the source of Algodones sands. The overall geomorphic complexity of the Algodones originates from the emplacement of the dune ridges during stages of Lake Cahuilla, the two generations of dune-field construction, and the controls exerted by boundary conditions.     

自适应Chirplet变换及其在探地雷达目标探测中的应用(英文)

探地雷达不仅能够探测金属目标体,而且能够探测非金属目标体,而成为UX0和地雷探测的一种重要的浅部地球物理方法。但是在地雷和UX0探测中,目标体埋藏深度浅,在探地雷达数据信噪比较低情况下,地表和土壤层的反射严重干扰对目标体的拾取。本文采用自适用Chirplet变换来消除地表层和土壤层变化的干扰,并在Radon—Wigner分布的基础上,采用自适用Chirplet变换来拾取目标体的信号。通过对实际探测实验数据应用证明,本方法处理结果比传统的偏移方法具有较高的信噪比,并能清晰地提取目标体信号。     

Development of tongue-shaped and multilobate rock glaciers in alpine environments – Interpretations from ground penetrating radar surveys

Rock glaciers occur as lobate or tongue-shaped landforms composed of mixtures of poorly sorted, angular to blocky rock debris and ice. These landforms serve as primary sinks for ice and water storage in mountainous areas and represent transitional forms in the debris transport system, accounting for ~ 60% of all mass transport in some alpine regions. Observations of active (flowing) alpine rock glaciers indicate a common association between the debris that originates from cirque headwalls and the depositional lobes that comprise them. The delivery of this debris to the rock glacier is regulated primarily by the rate of headwall erosion and the point of origin of debris along the headwall. These factors control the relative movement of individual depositional lobes as well as the overall rate of propagation of a rock glacier. In recent geophysical studies, a number of alpine rock glaciers on Prins Karls Forland and Nordenskiöldland, Svalbard, Norway, and the San Juan Mountains of southwest Colorado, USA, have been imaged using ground penetrating radar (GPR) to determine if a relationship exists between the internal structure and surface morphology. Results indicate that the overall morphologic expression of alpine rock glaciers is related to lobate deposition during catastrophic episodes of rockfall that originated from associated cirque headwalls. Longitudinal GPR profiles from alpine rock glaciers examined in this study suggests that the difference in gross morphology between the lobate and tongue-shaped rock glaciers can be attributed primarily (but not exclusively) to cirque geometry, frequency and locations of debris discharge within the cirque, and the trend and magnitude of valley gradient in relation to cirque orientation. Collectively, these factors determine the manner in which high magnitude debris discharges, which seem to be the primary mechanism of formation, accumulate to form these rock glaciers.     

Block-and-ash flow deposition: A conceptual model from a GPR survey on pyroclastic-flow deposits at Merapi Volcano, Indonesia

In 2006, a series of block-and-ash flows swept the southwestern and southern flanks of Merapi Volcano, Java, Indonesia. In the K. Gendol valley, near the village of Kaliadem, we conducted a GPR survey on the most distal lobe of the June 14th second block-and-ash flow deposit. For this 100 m-long transect, we used a commercial GPR RAMAC© mounted with 100 MHz antennas. We measured the topography with a synchronized GPS and a laser rangefinder. Back at the laboratory, we processed the dataset with the software REFLEX®. Data of the subsurface reveals a series of layers, separated by strong reflective horizons. These horizons are the manifestation of intercalations of fine materials in between more coarse layers. The architecture of these layers presents progradation, retrogradation and aggradation patterns that we relate to the block-and-ash flow deposition process. Based on these observations we proposed a relative chronology of the deposition and a simple conceptual model of the deposition. The model show that the block-and-ash flow can deposit either long, close to horizontal single layers, or shorter layers that imbricate themselves, following different patterns (progradation, retrogradation or aggradation). Nevertheless we remained cautious, since we only studied a very short portion of the deposit, and similar experiences need to be repeated. Moreover there are reflections in the radargram that we could not identify, and further studies need to be conducted.