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30 August 1989 Infrared Image Simulation Based On Solids Modeling
Bruce Morey, Pam Bloom, William Schanerberger, Stanley Grobmyer
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Abstract
A method for simulating infrared images based on Solids Modeling has been developed at ERIM. The method predicts temperatures of complicated objects that can be described easily using Solids Modeling. The key development is a thermal conduction model that is automatically created from the Solids Model. The thermal model is required to predict the temperatures of the object. The creation of the thermal conduction model is rooted in the concept of automatically converting the geometry from one kind of representation to another. An automatic conversion of geometry representation maintains the ease of use in creating complicated geometries expected from today's Solids Modelers while allowing temperature prediction to be practically accomplished. This method also allows multispectral image simulation to be accomplished with a single geometry representation. The key technique used for the creation of the thermal model is discussed along with a brief discussion of how the current method fits into the context of integrated, multispectral image simulation.
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Bruce Morey, Pam Bloom, William Schanerberger, and Stanley Grobmyer "Infrared Image Simulation Based On Solids Modeling", Proc. SPIE 1098, Aerospace Pattern Recognition, (30 August 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.960421
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KEYWORDS
Solid modeling

Infrared imaging

Solids

Thermal modeling

Pattern recognition

Aerospace engineering

Computing systems

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