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26 October 1998 Generation of dynamic IR scenes for ground-based systems and missile applications
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In this paper the IR-scene generation method is presented as developed at FGAN-FIM 'Research Institute for Information Processing and Pattern Recognition.' The main task of the generation is the calculation of images approximating the view of a real (or future) IR-imager. The generator is implemented in software and is not intended for creating images in real- time. The modeling of natural backgrounds, vehicles and man- made objects is shown, and short description of the methods used for the scene composition is given. Scene dynamics is introduced by camera and/or target movements under use control. The output of the IR-scene generator is an animated image sequence. The principal advantage of an IR-simulation system is the creation of reproducible and accurate image data. Hence the evaluation and assessment of image analyzing systems (e.g. seekerhead or tracker) can be simplified. Moreover the analyzing system may acquire complete control over the image generation and new images (with well known viewing conditions) can be calculated on request.
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Endre Repasi and Hans-Juergen Greif "Generation of dynamic IR scenes for ground-based systems and missile applications", Proc. SPIE 3436, Infrared Technology and Applications XXIV, (26 October 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.328044
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Image segmentation

Data modeling

Missiles

Thermography

Thermal modeling

Computer simulations

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