论文信息 - Imaging through random media

Imaging through random media

This paper seeks to address imaging applications in the presence of random media, such as fog and sand between the detector and target. Interferometric imaging, which utilizes the complex correlations from a relatively small number of sensors to construct an image from the source plane, is investigated. Different detector geometries and different types of random media are studied to understand their effects on the image quality.

Ozlem Kilic | Andrew Smith

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