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In this paper, an efficient method is developed to calculate the bistatic cross section (BSC) from a stack of two one-dimensional rough interfaces separating homogeneous media. The PILE (propagation-inside-layer expansion) method recently developed by DÉchampswas efficient with a complexityO(N²)(Nbeing the number of samples per interface). To reduce this complexity, a fast method valid for a single rough surface, the forward-backward with novel spectral acceleration (FBNSA) is combined to the PILE method. Furthermore, the calculation of the coupling interactions between both interfaces are also accelerated using the NSA. The PILE-FBNSA method reaches then a complexity of onlyO(N). A study of the convergence of the PILE is done and compared to the FBNSA of Moss
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Déchamps et al. (2007) studied this question.
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