Abstract
To accurately simulate the electromagnetic (EM) scattering from an electrically large and complex object above a rough surface, we propose a new scattering model that can effectively capture the EM scattering phenomenon including the coupling between the object, the rough surface, and the infinite environment. Specifically, the proposed scattering model consists of the object and a representative of the underlying rough surface residing in a half-space environment. To make the model consistent with the real scenario and the simulation fast yet with reasonable accuracy, we apply the hybrid shooting and bouncing rays-physical optics (SBR-PO) method to model the interaction between the object and its representative underlying rough surface, and the far-field half-space dyadic Green's functions to account for the effect of an infinite half-space environment. Compared with existing scattering models, this new scattering model can emulate the interaction between the object and the infinite half-space environment more accurately. In addition, graphics processing units (GPUs) are used to accelerate the intensive computations of the prediction process. The numerical results obtained validate the proposed method and its implementation in terms of accuracy, truncation stability, and runtime performance.