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2 June 1995 Real-time anisoplanatic convolution methods for laser-based scene generation: closed-loop focal-plane-array test and evaluation methods
Sidney L. Steely, Heard S. Lowry III, R. H. Fugerer, Parker David Elrod
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Abstract
This paper describes recent technology at Arnold Engineering Development Center to provide real-time closed-loop image synthesis. Laser-based direct-write scene generation methods are used to simulate dynamic sensor operation and complex infrared scenes. New photonic image- synthesis methods employ image-to-object Whittaker-Shannon sampling, anisoplanatic optical convolution by quasi-isoplanatic spatial decomposition, and high-speed digital electronics for acousto-optic modulation.
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Sidney L. Steely, Heard S. Lowry III, R. H. Fugerer, and Parker David Elrod "Real-time anisoplanatic convolution methods for laser-based scene generation: closed-loop focal-plane-array test and evaluation methods", Proc. SPIE 2469, Targets and Backgrounds: Characterization and Representation, (2 June 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.210613
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Staring arrays

Optical simulations

Convolution

Point spread functions

Computer simulations

Optical transfer functions

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