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19 May 2006 Applications of high resolution laser radar for 3-D multispectral imaging
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Abstract
Applications of a laser radar system with depth accuracy down to 0.2 mm for high accuracy 3-D imaging are described. The system is based on a green pulsed laser triggering a picosecond ICCD camera with data recording of only a few seconds. The submillimeter accuracy gradually degrades at ranges above a few hundred meters due to turbulence, vibrations, etc. As a specific example, we show 3-D accuracy for surface tile inspection of a miniature space shuttle and the resolution of cracks and defects is demonstrated, which is relevant for the planned laser radar inspections from the space shuttle boom and the longer range survey from the International Space Station. By coupling the laser light through a Raman fiber we also demonstrate multispectral 3-D imaging.
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J. F. Andersen, J. Busck, and H. Heiselberg "Applications of high resolution laser radar for 3-D multispectral imaging", Proc. SPIE 6214, Laser Radar Technology and Applications XI, 62140U (19 May 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.674432
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KEYWORDS
3D image processing

LIDAR

Cameras

Picosecond phenomena

Stereoscopy

Turbulence

Laser systems engineering

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