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8 September 1995 Horizon infrared surveillance sensor (HISS): a review of the HISS project and measured performance during multisensor integration testing
Robert M. Headley Jr., Kenneth C. Hepfer, Patrick A. Dezeeuw
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Abstract
The horizon infrared surveillance sensor (HISS) project is a multi-year effort to investigate infrared search and track (IRST) technologies in the areas of single scan target detection, single infrared (IR) band target detection and IRST operation within a multi-sensor integration (MSI) context for surface Navy applications. Each phase of the HISS project investigates particular characteristics of IRST operation and provides a system with specific capabilities in order to support scheduled MSI experiments and test events. This paper introduces the HISS project and presents a summary of the system performance achieved during the most recent series of land based tests.
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Robert M. Headley Jr., Kenneth C. Hepfer, and Patrick A. Dezeeuw "Horizon infrared surveillance sensor (HISS): a review of the HISS project and measured performance during multisensor integration testing", Proc. SPIE 2552, Infrared Technology XXI, (8 September 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.218220
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KEYWORDS
Target detection

Signal processing

Sensors

Infrared search and track

Infrared sensors

Multispectral imaging

Control systems

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