2012
DOI: 10.1117/1.oe.51.10.101704
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Technique for simulating anisoplanatic image formation over long horizontal paths

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“…Previous synthesis methods of PSFs for turbulent atmospheric conditions use a C 2 n profile and wave propagation software to propagate a random wavefront perturbation of Zernike polynomial coefficients. 3,12,14 This is computationally intense. The synthesis procedure presented in Fig.…”
Section: Testing Of Synthesized Psfs For Statisticalmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Previous synthesis methods of PSFs for turbulent atmospheric conditions use a C 2 n profile and wave propagation software to propagate a random wavefront perturbation of Zernike polynomial coefficients. 3,12,14 This is computationally intense. The synthesis procedure presented in Fig.…”
Section: Testing Of Synthesized Psfs For Statisticalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ultimately, all of these phase impacts are summed and appropriately scaled and then used to produce a simulated image impacted by turbulence. 12 The summation of phase perturbations at the pupil plane of the optical system lends itself to representation by Zernike polynomials, which are defined in terms of radial and angular coordinates. Each of the Zernike terms describes an optical surface deviation related to classical aberration theory for optics.…”
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“…13,17 The additive term α is a constant adjusted by the user that compensates for the fact that at high signal-to-noise ratios the PSD of the OTF may go to zero.…”
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