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12 July 2002 Parametric assessment of the impact of target scene projection on image processing results
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Abstract
This paper describes a simulation and analysis of a sensor viewing a 'pixelized' scene projector like the KHILS' Wideband Infrared Scene Projector (WISP). The main objective of this effort is to understand and quantify the effects of different scene projector configurations on the performance of several sensor signal processing algorithms. We present simulation results that quantify the performance of two signal processing algorithms used to estimate the sub-pixel position and irradiance of a point source. The algorithms are characterized for different signal-to-noise ratios, different projector configurations, and two different methods for preparing images that drive the projector. We describe the simulation in detail, numerous results obtained by processing simulated images, algorithms and projector properties, and present conclusions.
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Breck A. Sieglinger, David S. Flynn, and Rhoe A. Thompson "Parametric assessment of the impact of target scene projection on image processing results", Proc. SPIE 4717, Technologies for Synthetic Environments: Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing VII, (12 July 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.474716
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Projection systems

Point spread functions

Signal to noise ratio

Detection and tracking algorithms

Computer simulations

Image processing

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