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Microwave measurement methods for detecting living people under rubble or snow via breathing and heartbeat can be optimized through specific modes and design schemes.
Microwave methods can be optimized for detecting the breathing and heartbeat of people trapped under rubble or snow.
May support microwave optimization for rescue detection; leaves open prospective validation before any deployment.
This paper considers the capabilities of microwave measurement methods and devices for alive people search under rubble and a snow avalanche by breathing and heartbeat. Optimal modes and design schemes for such life detection devices are chosen. Publications on this problem are reviewed.
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Совлуков et al. (2014) studied this question. Microwave measurement methods for detecting living people under rubble or snow via breathing and heartbeat can be optimized through specific modes and design schemes.
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