The monograph discusses new methods of radio wave tomography as a method of remote sensing of the three-dimensional structure of translucent media and the shape of opaque objects based on multi-angle wave sensing data. All methods are considered on the basis of a single approach called radio wave tomosynthesis. Such types of tomography as transmission (for clearance), Doppler, incoherent, low-frequency magnetic and ultrasonic are considered in detail. Most of the solutions considered were tested by the results of numerical (imitation) and field experiments, including ground tomography (anti-personnel mines, soils), tomography of the earth's covers (forest, buildings) and tomography of objects hidden under clothes, in hand luggage, in walls and behind them.