Kaidi Du
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Kaidi Du is a researcher specializing in advanced ground-penetrating radar (GPR) technologies for humanitarian demining and subsurface sensing. Their key contributions center on developing multi-bistatic GPR configurations to improve the detection and localization of anti-personnel landmines, including both metallic and non-metallic casings—a critical challenge in post-conflict regions. Du’s most-cited work, "Localization of anti-personnel landmines using multi-bistatic ground-coupled ground penetrating radar" (2014), demonstrates how ground-coupled arrays can overcome the limitations of conventional air-coupled GPR, offering faster, more cost-effective, and reliable detection. While their citation count is modest, the work has been recognized for its practical impact on humanitarian demining, addressing a pressing global need. Du’s research bridges signal processing, electromagnetic modeling, and field deployment, contributing to safer, more efficient clearance of minefields. Their ongoing efforts continue to refine GPR methodologies, with potential applications in infrastructure inspection and environmental monitoring.
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