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1 September 2009 Signal and image processing research at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is a large, multidisciplinary institution that conducts fundamental and applied research in the physical sciences. Research programs at the Laboratory run the gamut from theoretical investigations, to modeling and simulation, to validation through experiment. Over the years, the Laboratory has developed a substantial research component in the areas of signal and image processing to support these activities. This paper surveys some of the current research in signal and image processing at the Laboratory. Of necessity, the paper does not delve deeply into any one research area, but an extensive citation list is provided for further study of the topics presented.
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Randy S. Roberts, Lisa A. Poyneer, Laura M. Kegelmeyer, Carmen J. Carrano, David H. Chambers, and James V. Candy "Signal and image processing research at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory", Proc. SPIE 7442, Optics and Photonics for Information Processing III, 744207 (1 September 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.830916
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KEYWORDS
Adaptive optics

Signal processing

Image processing

Imaging systems

National Ignition Facility

Point spread functions

Gemini Planet Imager

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