Holographic Moving Map Display

Clay, Burton R.; Gore, Douglas A.

doi:10.1117/12.7971744

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“…The techniques involved in this process are, however, quite important, particularly the use of an inexpensive embossed replica. The same technology of embossed holograms has also been used to produce a moving-map display (Clay and Gore 1974). In this application, full colour maps were stored as image plane phase holograms.…”

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Applications of holography

Thompson

1978

Rep. Prog. Phys.

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The current status of holography and its applications are discussed with some historical background to place the current activity in perspective. Basic types of holograms are described together with their properties. Applications in optical image formation include photography, microscopy, image storage and image replication. Acoustic, x-ray, electron beam and microwave holography are briefly commented upon. The second major area of application is contour generation and interferometry. Finally, the current status of holographic optical elements is assessed.

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confidence: 99%