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3 May 2017 Visible and thermal spectrum synthetic image generation with DIRSIG and MuSES for ground vehicle identification training
Christopher M. May, Tana O. Maurer, Jeffrey S. Sanders
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Abstract
There is a ubiquitous and never ending need in the US armed forces for training materials that provide the warfighter with the skills needed to differentiate between friendly and enemy forces on the battlefield. The current state of the art in battlefield identification training is the Recognition of Combat Vehicles (ROCV) tool created and maintained by the Communications - Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate (CERDEC NVESD). The ROC-V training package utilizes measured visual and thermal imagery to train soldiers about the critical visual and thermal cues needed to accurately identify modern military vehicles and combatants. This paper presents an approach that has been developed to augment the existing ROC-V imagery database with synthetically generated multi-spectral imagery that will allow NVESD to provide improved training imagery at significantly lower costs.
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Christopher M. May, Tana O. Maurer, and Jeffrey S. Sanders "Visible and thermal spectrum synthetic image generation with DIRSIG and MuSES for ground vehicle identification training", Proc. SPIE 10178, Infrared Imaging Systems: Design, Analysis, Modeling, and Testing XXVIII, 101780W (3 May 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2262540
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Data modeling

Infrared signatures

Thermal modeling

Process modeling

Infrared imaging

Solid modeling

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