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The receiving antenna produces an approximate derivative from the signal. Thus one could think that a time domain integral of the received signal corresponds better to the reflected signal in the ground. This processing method is explored using a real field data example which was collected with the Gopher antenna designed by the author. Cross-correlation and deconvolution are applied after the integral as further processing in the example case.
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