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5 August 2004 Incorporation of sea-surface clutter in infrared scenes for antiship cruise missile models
Douglas S. Fraedrich, Colin P. Cahill, Robert E. Gover, Craig D. Miller, Patrick C. Shaw, Thomas M. Taczak
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Abstract
Advanced techniques for generating infrared (IR) scenes of a maritime environment for use in an imaging infrared (IIR) Anti-Ship Cruise Missile (ASCM) are discussed. The enhancements include the incorporation of a cluttered sea surface using an improved version of the Mermelstein sea-surface model. The US Naval Research Laboratory has implemented this capability for generating uncorrelated clutter into IR scenes for use in the CRUISE_Missiles ASCM model. These techniques for capturing the more complex features of the environment will become increasingly important as more low-observable (LO) ships, advanced imaging ASCMs and new IR decoy techniques are designed and deployed. This paper presents the design and implementation of a static clutter model, as well as a qualitative validation of the synthesized scenes based on field data.
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Douglas S. Fraedrich, Colin P. Cahill, Robert E. Gover, Craig D. Miller, Patrick C. Shaw, and Thomas M. Taczak "Incorporation of sea-surface clutter in infrared scenes for antiship cruise missile models", Proc. SPIE 5431, Targets and Backgrounds X: Characterization and Representation, (5 August 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.542423
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KEYWORDS
Data modeling

Coastal modeling

Thermal modeling

3D modeling

Infrared imaging

Infrared radiation

Cameras

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