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9 June 2014 Online waveform processing for demanding target situations
Martin Pfennigbauer, Clifford Wolf, Josef Weinkopf, Andreas Ullrich
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Abstract
RIEGL LIDAR instruments are based on echo digitization and provide point cloud data by online waveform processing or full waveform data for external full waveform analysis or both. The advantages of online waveform processing of being fast and highly accurate for most typical target situation are made up by full waveform processing for demanding echo signal shapes when employing sophisticated algorithms. It is investigated how online waveform processing performs in turbid media and where the limitations are by analyzing experimental results when measuring in a fog chamber. An algorithm is proposed to determine the visibility range from the echo waveforms return of the medium.
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Martin Pfennigbauer, Clifford Wolf, Josef Weinkopf, and Andreas Ullrich "Online waveform processing for demanding target situations", Proc. SPIE 9080, Laser Radar Technology and Applications XIX; and Atmospheric Propagation XI, 90800J (9 June 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2052994
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KEYWORDS
Fiber optic gyroscopes

Visibility

Visibility through fog

Reflectivity

Signal attenuation

Target detection

Clouds

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