2008
DOI: 10.1117/12.801799
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Towards generic military imaging adaptive optics

Abstract: It is well known that the quality of imagery captured by electro-optic cameras is degraded by atmospheric turbulence. This is especially true for horizontal path surveillance in challenging military environments (i.e. within 3m of the ground) where atmospheric turbulence is known to severely affect image quality. The acquisition ranges for even long range cameras can reduce from a few kilometres to less than 100 metres. In order to arrive at a solution that may be deployed in operationally significant scenario… Show more

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“…. Block diagram of image restoration for atmospheric turbulence objects moving in different directions [2]. Examples of this effect are found at locations such as hot roads and deserts, as well as in the proximity of hot man-made objects such as aircraft jet exhausts.…”
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“…. Block diagram of image restoration for atmospheric turbulence objects moving in different directions [2]. Examples of this effect are found at locations such as hot roads and deserts, as well as in the proximity of hot man-made objects such as aircraft jet exhausts.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The DD-DWT is expansive with a factor of two, comparedto the critically sampled DWT.A dual tree (DT) [2,3] is formed by two wavelet transformsprocessing the same input signal and satisfying acertain relationship: one of the wavelets is an approximateHilbert transform of the other.…”
Section: Fig1process Of Image Fusion Based On Dwtmentioning
confidence: 99%