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22 November 2000 Imaging with heterodyne laser radar and reflection tomography
James B. Lasche, Stephen A. Hanes, Kenneth B. Rowland, Aaron C. Birenboim, Vincent N. Benham
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Abstract
The Air Force Research Laboratory is using a small-scale heterodyne laser radar (ladar) system for range-resolved imaging, among other applications. This system, called the Heterodyne Imaging Laser Testbed (HILT), is used for obtaining pulsed reflection returns from targets that are located on the ground at a distance of approximately 1 km. Over the past year, the resolution of the HILT's reflection tomographic images has improved from approximately 30 cm to approximately 10 cm. Presented in this paper are a description of HILT and tomographic image reconstructions of ground targets.
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James B. Lasche, Stephen A. Hanes, Kenneth B. Rowland, Aaron C. Birenboim, and Vincent N. Benham "Imaging with heterodyne laser radar and reflection tomography", Proc. SPIE 4124, High-Resolution Wavefront Control: Methods, Devices, and Applications II, (22 November 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.407511
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KEYWORDS
Heterodyning

Sensors

Tomography

Wavefronts

LIDAR

Oscillators

Receivers

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