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Proceedings Article | 5 August 2009 Paper

A method of outdoor simulation of infrared radiance of targets

Jiang-tao Song, Xiang-heng Shen, Ying-jie Zhao

Proceedings Volume 7383, 73832G (2009) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.831329

KEYWORDS: Thermography, Infrared radiation, Infrared imaging, Control systems, Temperature metrology, Computer simulations, Sensors, Computing systems, Terbium, Atmospheric modeling

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Current research on infrared simulation often focuses mainly on infrared imaging simulation by computer and pays little attention to outdoor simulation of infrared radiation characteristics of targets. In order to simulate infrared radiance of targets outdoors, in this paper we propose a new outdoor simulation method on the basis of heating the cloth by electricity. There are two major contributions in the paper. Firstly, uneven distributing of temperature field of the cloth surface is considered and the long-wave thermal imager is used as a link of the temperature control system. On the basis of many experiments, the expression is concluded about the relation of the temperature obtained by the lone-wave thermal imager and the temperature obtained by the temperature control system and the environmental temperature at the experimental scene. Secondly, the influence of the environment at the experimental scene on the infrared radiance of the cloth surface is thought over. Thanks to two measures above, simulation precision of infrared radiance is made much better. The results of many outdoor experiments demonstrate the performance of the proposed approach.

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