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22 April 2010 D8: an image capturing software for advanced applications including temporal synchronization of imaging sensors
Staffan Cronström, Thomas Svensson, Ingmar Renhorn
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Abstract
A flexible tool for collection of data from imaging sensors is presented. It is compatible to Windows XP and later. It is designed to meet demanding requirements in scientific applications and has been evaluated both in laboratory measurements and extended field trials. Main features of the image capturing software, denoted D8, are: D8 supports various kinds of cameras: monospectral, multispectral and hyperspectral. A new camera is included by adding additional information in a configuration list. The image data acquired from D8 are standardized into formats based on the ENVI format. Each single image gets a timestamp with the precision of 1 ms. There is support for an FPGA board, which can improve the precision to 1 μs. Through D8 an arbitrary number of cameras can be temporally synchronized and the data collected. This options imitates true multi-colour cameras. Results from a temporal synchronization and spatial alignment of two multiband cameras are presented.
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Staffan Cronström, Thomas Svensson, and Ingmar Renhorn "D8: an image capturing software for advanced applications including temporal synchronization of imaging sensors", Proc. SPIE 7662, Infrared Imaging Systems: Design, Analysis, Modeling, and Testing XXI, 766216 (22 April 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.850053
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Optical sensors

Mirrors

Control systems

Image sensors

MATLAB

Software development

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