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29 July 2002 Real-time wide-field-of-view passive millimeter-wave imaging processing
Stuart Enz Clark, John A. Lovberg, Christopher A. Martin, Joseph A. Galliano Jr.
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Abstract
As a result of its relatively short wavelength coupled with relatively high penetration of many materials, millimeter- wave imaging provides a powerful tool for penetrating bad weather or the detecting of concealed articles. By using a passive approach such as that implemented here, it is possible to accomplish these tasks without generating any form of radiation that could be either be picked up by an enemy or raise health concerns. In this paper we will detail software and algorithm improvements that have resulted in significant enhancements to the quality of our imagery.
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Stuart Enz Clark, John A. Lovberg, Christopher A. Martin, and Joseph A. Galliano Jr. "Real-time wide-field-of-view passive millimeter-wave imaging processing", Proc. SPIE 4719, Infrared and Passive Millimeter-wave Imaging Systems: Design, Analysis, Modeling, and Testing, (29 July 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.477468
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KEYWORDS
Image processing

Imaging systems

Image quality

Calibration

Signal processing

Antennas

Sensors

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