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Accetta J.S. (ed.), Shumaker D.L. (ed.), Robinson S.R. (ed.) — The Infrared & Electro-Optical Systems Handbook. Volume 8: Emerging Systems and Technologies
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Íàçâàíèå: The Infrared & Electro-Optical Systems Handbook. Volume 8: Emerging Systems and Technologies
Àâòîðû: Accetta J.S. (ed.), Shumaker D.L. (ed.), Robinson S.R. (ed.)
Àííîòàöèÿ: The Infrared and Electro-Optical Systems Handbook is a joint product of the Infrared Information Analysis Center (IRIA) and the International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE). Sponsored by the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC), this work is an outgrowth of its predecessor, The Infrared Handbook, published in 1978. The circulation of nearly 20,000 copies is adequate testimony to its wide acceptance in the electro-optics and infrared communities. The Infrared Handbook was itself preceded by The Handbook of Military Infrared Technology. Since its original inception, new topics and technologies have emerged for which little or no reference material exists. This work is intended to update and complement the current Infrared Handbook by revision, addition of new materials, and reformatting to increase its utility. Of necessity, some material from the current book was reproduced as is, having been adjudged as being current and adequate. The 45 chapters represent most subject areas of current activity in the military, aerospace, and civilian communities and contain material that has rarely appeared so extensively in the open literature.
Volume 8, edited by Stanley Robinson of EKIM, treats emerging technologies such as unconventional imaging, synthetic arrays, sensor and data fusion, adaptive optics, and automatic target recognition.
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Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Probability of false alarms 247 350—352 395
Propagation 9 58 131—134 179—183 444—445 459—460
Propagation, angle of arrival 180
Propagation, beam spread 180
Propagation, coherence length 180—183
Propagation, intensity variations 179
Propagation, phase variations 179
Proportionality constant ( ) 140 142
Pruning 266 284
Pupil, area 11
Pupil, complex amplitude 17
Pupil, function 8 9 96
Pupil, unapodized 12
Pyramid processors 389
Q-factor 494—495
Quadratic (Mahalanobis) weighted distance 283
Quadrature 76 88
Quantum efficiency, detector 28 72—73
Radar 254—255
Radio telescopes 79
Range accuracy 310 461
Range estimation 270
Range-angle, coordinates 79
Range-angle, image 90
Range-Doppler imaging 110—130
Range-Doppler imaging, ambiguity function 116—123
Range-Doppler imaging, basic operation 110—112
Range-Doppler imaging, Fourier transform imaging 125—129
Range-Doppler imaging, Fourier transform imaging, matched filter processing 125—128
Range-Doppler imaging, Fourier transform imaging, stretch processing 129
Range-Doppler imaging, geometry 112
Range-Doppler imaging, limitations 123—125
Range-Doppler imaging, operational systems 130
Range-Doppler imaging, received signal description 112—116
Range-rate measurements 110 see
Ranging, coherent 110
RANICON detector 50
Rate equation, saturation intensity 146
Rate equation, saturation time 146
Rayleigh criterion 3 50
Rayleigh range 192
Rayleigh scattering 135—137 139 144—145
Readout time 105
Receivers 103—106 110 112—113
Receivers, apertures 79 80 105
Reconfigurable networks 391
Redundancy 56
Reference beam 485 487 488 490 493
Reference object 34
Reference star 21 22 41 47 51
Resolution see also "Ambiguity function" "Resolution
Resolution cells on target 398—400
Resolution ellipse 117—121
Resolution, ambiguity 311
Resolution, cross-coupling 118
Resolution, cross-range 119 124
Resolution, delay 118 121
Resolution, Doppler 117 121 124
Resolution, FLIR/helmet-mounted displays 520—521
Resolution, FWHM 118
Resolution, FWHM delay 121
Resolution, holographic media 496
Resolution, image 85 98 104 116—117 128—129 132
Resolution, limit 92
Resolution, range 119 123 124
Resolution, resolvable frequency 520—521
Resonant fluorescence scattering 135 136 139 145—147
Resonators 412—413
Resonators, boresight/drift 420
Resonators, diffraction 422
Resonators, jitter 421
Resonators, wavefront error 203—204 415—419 472—473
Resonators, wavefront error, coating nonuniformity 418
Resonators, wavefront error, critical angle 416—417
Resonators, wavefront error, misalignment 416—417
Resonators, wavefront error, misalignment angle 416
Resonators, wavefront error, optics misfigure 417—418
Resonators, wavelength 423
Rytov transformation 131—132
Satellites 91 112
Scanning rate 51
Scatter, near-field 148
Scattering 356
Scattering function 126
Scattering losses, optics 425—426 436 454—455
Scattering losses, optics, near-angle 426
Scene segmentation 282
Schlieren image 170
Schwartz inequality 16
Scintillation 9 11 56 63—64 179 190 194—195
seeing 17
Seeing, angles 19
Seeing, conditions 56
Seeing, disk 10 62 64
Seeing, limit 50
Seeing, parameter 28
Seeing, transfer function 46
Sensor and data fusion 239—341
Sensor and data fusion, architectures 253—272
Sensor and data fusion, architectures, adaptivity 270—272
Sensor and data fusion, architectures, architecture paradigms 257—259
Sensor and data fusion, architectures, decision-level data fusion 260—263
Sensor and data fusion, architectures, feature-level data fusion 260—263
Sensor and data fusion, architectures, fusion tree structures 264—266
Sensor and data fusion, architectures, hard- vs soft-decision fusion 264
Sensor and data fusion, architectures, parallel processing 269
Sensor and data fusion, architectures, pixel-level data fusion 259—261
Sensor and data fusion, architectures, sensor suite selection 253—256
Sensor and data fusion, data alignment 273—277
Sensor and data fusion, data alignment, coordinate conversion 274—275
Sensor and data fusion, data alignment, misalignment compensation 275—277
Sensor and data fusion, data alignment, time propagation 273—274
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking 277—292
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, hypothesis evaluation 282—288
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, hypothesis generation 279—282
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, hypothesis selection 288—289
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, N-scan association 287
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, nearest neighbor association 283—284
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, optimal Bayesian association 287
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, probabilistic data association 284—286
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, report clustering 281
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, scene segmentation 282
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, state estimation 289—292
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, track-splitting 284
Sensor and data fusion, data association and tracking, validation gating 279—281
Sensor and data fusion, data collection management 313—326
Sensor and data fusion, data collection management, detection-level cueing 318—319
Sensor and data fusion, data collection management, sensor interoperability 324—326
Sensor and data fusion, data collection management, sensor/response integration 319—324
Sensor and data fusion, data collection management, sensor/response management model 314—316
Sensor and data fusion, data collection management, track-level cueing 316—318
Sensor and data fusion, data fusion definition 245—246
Sensor and data fusion, measures of effectiveness 326—328
Sensor and data fusion, measures of effectiveness, entropic confidence 327
Sensor and data fusion, measures of effectiveness, global information measure 328
Sensor and data fusion, measures of effectiveness, local information measure 327—328
Sensor and data fusion, models 246—253
Sensor and data fusion, models, Data Fusion Subpanel model 250—253
Sensor and data fusion, models, multisource and multisensor data fusion 249—250
Sensor and data fusion, models, single- and multisource data acquisition 248—249
Sensor and data fusion, models, single-source data processing 246—248
Sensor and data fusion, multiplatform fusion 304—313
Sensor and data fusion, multiplatform fusion, architectures 306—309
Sensor and data fusion, multiplatform fusion, measurements 309
Sensor and data fusion, multiplatform fusion, passive ranging 309—313
Sensor and data fusion, multisensor identification 292—304
Sensor and data fusion, multisensor identification, cognitive-based models 301—304
Sensor and data fusion, multisensor identification, parametric classification 294—300
Sensor and data fusion, multisensor identification, physical models 300—301
Sensor and data fusion, multisensor integration 243—245
Sensor and data fusion, symbols and nomenclature 242
Sensor and data fusion, terminology 241—243
Sensor and data fusion, testbeds 328—330
Sensor fusion 24 see
Sensor suite selection 253—256
Sensor/response integration 319—324
Servo lag 226—228
Shearing interferometry 6 57—59 64—79
Shift and add 42—43
Side-looking imaging 83—84
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) 5 13 15 22—30 47 52 57—58 61 63—64 68—69 72 76 101 106—107
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), ATR sensor 357
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), matched filters 505
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), wavefront sensing 210
Singular value decomposition 221 222
Slit scan method 52
Slit transfer function 51
Sodium 135 145—147
Soft-decision data fusion algorithms 264 269
Solar system 53
Space Defense Initiative (SDI) 94
Space encoding 75
Space-bandwidth product 104
Space-time, cross-correlation 17
Space-time, intensity correlation function 16
Space-time, speckle interferometry 29—30
Spatial coherence function 30
Spatial filtering 503—506
Spatial frequency, coordinate 96
Spatial frequency, hologram 485—486
Spatial light modulators 391
Speckle imaging, autocorrelation 99 102
Speckle imaging, camera systems 48—49
Speckle imaging, contrast 18
Speckle imaging, double 5
Speckle imaging, holography 21 34—36
Speckle imaging, image reconstruction 46
Speckle imaging, imaging in the infrared 54
Speckle imaging, imaging techniques 47
Speckle imaging, interferometry 3—56 57—58 63 76—78
Speckle imaging, laser speckle imaging 92—109
Speckle imaging, masking 36
Speckle imaging, noise 78
Speckle imaging, patterns 94 97 99 105—106
Speckle imaging, transfer function 7 10—18 20—24 30 46 51—53 56
Speckle interferometry 3—58 63 76—78
Speckles 3 4 19 42—43 54 56 96—97 104—107
Spectral bandwidth 80 86
Stars 4 5 43 56 58 70 78 135 171
Stars, binary 5 28 49 54—55
Stars, brown dwarf 55
Stars, clusters 35
Stars, diameter 28
Stars, double 58
Stars, guide 79
Stars, infrared 55—56
Stars, map of 42
Stars, Mira variable stars 55—56
Stars, protostar 55—56
Stars, reference 21 22 41 47 51
Stars, resolved 4
Stars, triple 35
Stellar disks 55
Stellar physics 55
Stellar speckle interferometry 3—56
Stellar speckle interferometry, astronomical results 52—56
Stellar speckle interferometry, astronomical results, binary stars 54—55
Stellar speckle interferometry, astronomical results, infrared stars 55—56
Stellar speckle interferometry, astronomical results, solar system objects 53—54
Stellar speckle interferometry, astronomical results, stellar physics 55
Stellar speckle interferometry, data collection and processing 48—50
Stellar speckle interferometry, one-dimensional IR speckle interferometry 50—52
Stellar speckle interferometry, principles 4—6
Stellar speckle interferometry, reconstruction of object intensity 30—48
Stellar speckle interferometry, reconstruction of object intensity, exponential filters 39—42
Stellar speckle interferometry, reconstruction of object intensity, Knox — Thompson method 44—46
Stellar speckle interferometry, reconstruction of object intensity, modulus-only algorithms 36—39
Stellar speckle interferometry, reconstruction of object intensity, phase averaging 43—44
Stellar speckle interferometry, reconstruction of object intensity, phase problem ambiguity 31—34
Stellar speckle interferometry, reconstruction of object intensity, shift and add 42—43
Stellar speckle interferometry, reconstruction of object intensity, speckle holography 34—36
Stellar speckle interferometry, reconstruction of object intensity, triple correlation 46—47
Stellar speckle interferometry, signal-to-noise ratio 22—30
Stellar speckle interferometry, signal-to-noise ratio, at a point in the energy spectrum 23—26
Stellar speckle interferometry, signal-to-noise ratio, limiting magnitude 28—29
Stellar speckle interferometry, signal-to-noise ratio, optimum exposure time 26—28
Stellar speckle interferometry, signal-to-noise ratio, space-time speckle interferometry 29—30
Stellar speckle interferometry, theory 6—22
Stellar speckle interferometry, theory, aberration effects 14—15
Stellar speckle interferometry, theory, amplitude calibration 21—22
Stellar speckle interferometry, theory, exposure time effects 15—18
Stellar speckle interferometry, theory, finite bandwidth effects 18—19
Stellar speckle interferometry, theory, isoplanicity 19—21
Stellar speckle interferometry, theory, long-exposure transfer function 8—10
Stellar speckle interferometry, theory, speckle transfer function 10—14
Storage on videotape 49
Stratosphere 135
Strehl ratio 132 136—137 139 141 168 173—174 180 186—188 195—197 200—202 206—209 211 215—216 218—219 226—233 411—412 423 433—434 445 451 453—454
Stretch processing 129
Sufficient statistics 350—351 368—369
Sum frequency mixing 147
Supernova 55
Support constraint 99
Surface roughness 202
Surveillance sensors 255
Symbols, nomenclature, and units 93—94 242
Synthetic aperture imaging 110 see
Synthetic aperture radar 83 254
Systolic arrays 388
Target aim point 450—452 456 460 463—465
Target characterization 243 348—349
Target classification 247—248 256 260 262 264 295 348—349 352—353 363—364 372 377
Target classification, algorithm taxonomy 293
Target classification, Bayes error 374
Target classification, Bayes estimate 376
Target classification, bootstrap technique 375
Target classification, correlation classifiers 372
Target classification, error rate 373—374
Target classification, Foley's criterion 376
Target classification, statistical classifiers 372—376
Target classification, statistical classifiers, nearest-neighbor estimate 374 376
Target classification, statistical classifiers, parametric estimate 374—375
Target classification, statistical classifiers, Parzen estimate 374—375
Target contrast 396
Target coupling 448—449
Target detection 348 349—352
Target identification 241 248 288 292—304 349—349 519
Target identification, cognitive-based models 301—304
Target identification, cognitive-based models, fuzzy logic 302
Target identification, cognitive-based models, knowledge-based methods 302—304
Target identification, cognitive-based models, templating methods 301—302
Target identification, information theoretic approaches 299—300
Target identification, information theoretic approaches, clustering methods 299
Target identification, information theoretic approaches, entropy methods 299
Target identification, information theoretic approaches, neural networks 299
Target identification, parametric classification 294—300
Target identification, parametric classification, Bayesian inference techniques 296—298
Target identification, parametric classification, classical inference techniques 296
Target identification, parametric classification, conditioned Dempster — Shafer method 298
Target identification, parametric classification, Dempster — Shafer method 297—298
Target identification, parametric classification, evidential reasoning 297
Target identification, parametric classification, feature matching 294
Target identification, parametric classification, Sugeno uncertainty 298
Target identification, physical models 300—301
Target recognition 243
Target recognition range 90 520 522
Target representation 365—367
Target representation, projective geometry models 366—367
Target representation, relational models 366—367
Target representation, sensor physics models 366—367
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