论文信息 - Graphics processing unit (GPU) real-time infrared scene generation

Graphics processing unit (GPU) real-time infrared scene generation

VIRSuite, the GPU-based suite of software tools developed at DSTO for real-time infrared scene generation, is described. The tools include the painting of scene objects with radiometrically-associated colours, translucent object generation, polar plot validation and versatile scene generation. Special features include radiometric scaling within the GPU and the presence of zoom anti-aliasing at the core of VIRSuite. Extension of the zoom anti-aliasing construct to cover target embedding and the treatment of translucent objects is described.

Owen M. Williams | Chad L. Christie | Efthimios Gouthas

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