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8 September 1976 Optical Matched Filtering Techniques For Automatic Interrogation Of Aerial Reconnaissance Film
Kenneth G. Leib, Robert Bondurant, Stephen Hsiao
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Proceedings Volume 0079, Aerial Reconnaissance Systems: Pods/Aircraft I; (1976) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.954810
Event: 1976 SPIE/SPSE Technical Symposium East, 1976, Reston, United States
Abstract
The continuous need for aerial reconnaissance in its many forms has engendered support for studies to screen, process, and interpret the reconnaissance information. Some of these investigations deal with coherent optical signal processing approaches. In this paper, the authors describe the Grumman developed Optical Matched Filter Image Correlation (OMFIC) system. This automatic high speed system operates by processing photographic or other forms of imagery through multiple holographic memories of high density and effecting correlation between the input and stored imagery. The sensitivities of the matched filter to various target parameters were determined in this study, and they form, in general, the basis for establishing the memory. Three typical terrain models were processed for correlation and signal-to-clutter ratio. Estimates are given regarding processing speeds and their relationship to photointerpretation processing time.
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Kenneth G. Leib, Robert Bondurant, and Stephen Hsiao "Optical Matched Filtering Techniques For Automatic Interrogation Of Aerial Reconnaissance Film", Proc. SPIE 0079, Aerial Reconnaissance Systems: Pods/Aircraft I, (8 September 1976); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.954810
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KEYWORDS
Reconnaissance

Optical filters

Image filtering

Holography

Filtering (signal processing)

Electronic filtering

Reconnaissance systems

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