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28 October 1999 Fanbeam spectral imager (FSI) for underwater remote sensing
Eiji S. Yafuso, Robert O. Anderson, Ron Seiple
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Abstract
The Fanbeam Spectral Imager (FSI) system is under development as a tool for mine countermeasures, however, the system has potential for a variety of additional underwater remote sensing needs. Characteristics common to each intended application include high area coverage rate acquisition and 3D spatial by spectral data. The FSI system has been designed around a modular approach which utilizes separated illumination and detection modules to achieve a wide combined field-of-regard, while also providing reduction in common volume backscatter. The modularity and desired sensitivity have driven the optical and system design. This paper will detail the modular elements of the FSI design.
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Eiji S. Yafuso, Robert O. Anderson, and Ron Seiple "Fanbeam spectral imager (FSI) for underwater remote sensing", Proc. SPIE 3761, Airborne and In-Water Underwater Imaging, (28 October 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.366481
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KEYWORDS
Receivers

Imaging systems

Spectrographs

Ocean optics

Luminescence

Optical design

Remote sensing

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