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10 October 2020 Imaging through scattering media with wide spectral illumination
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Abstract
Speckle autocorrelation based on optical memory effect is an interesting and important method to realize scattering imaging. However, the effective detection range is limited by the radiation phenomenon of the speckle field when there is a wide spectral illumination. In this paper, by utilizing the response of point spread function (PSF) to image distance (the distance between the detector plane and the scattering medium), we propose a method to improve the imaging quality under wide spectral illumination. PSF is sensitive to the image distance, as the distance between the detection plane and reference plane increases, the correlation coefficient between their PSFs will decreases. Superposing the autocorrelations of speckle patterns under different image distances can suppress the statistical noise, and thus improve the reconstruction quality. This method reduces the dependence on light source power and effective detection range, having certain prospect in seeing through natural turbid media.
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Xin Wang, Honglin Liu, and Shensheng Han "Imaging through scattering media with wide spectral illumination", Proc. SPIE 11550, Optoelectronic Imaging and Multimedia Technology VII, 1155007 (10 October 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2574024
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KEYWORDS
Image quality

Point spread functions

Scattering media

Scattering

Speckle

Speckle pattern

Light sources

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