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1 September 1990 Coincident measurement of r0 and θ0
James J. Drexler, David B. Soules, Arthur Howard Waldie, John A. Qualtrough, Frank D. Eaton, William A. Peterson, John R. Hines
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Abstract
A technique is presented for simultaneous measurement of both the transverse coherence length, r0, and the isoplanatic angle, (theta)0, over coincident paths using a CCD array detection system. The theoretical basis for the measurements is discussed, and results of an extended test using this measurement technique are presented. These results substantiate the independence of the stellar image motion and image intensity fluctuations arising from atmospheric turbulence. Possible applications of this technique to atmospheric propagation studies are also discussed.
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James J. Drexler, David B. Soules, Arthur Howard Waldie, John A. Qualtrough, Frank D. Eaton, William A. Peterson, and John R. Hines "Coincident measurement of r0 and θ0", Proc. SPIE 1312, Propagation Engineering: Third in a Series, (1 September 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.21873
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KEYWORDS
Atmospheric propagation

Atmospheric turbulence

Charge-coupled devices

Atmospheric optics

Atmospheric propagation engineering

Calibration

CCD image sensors

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