The turbulent effects from the Earth’s atmosphere degrade the performance of any optical system within it. There have been numerous studies in the effects of atmospheric turbulence on an imaging system that is pointed vertically to the sky looking at distant objects and the seeing conditions associated with it. We investigate the calculation of the seeing conditions with an imaging system pointed horizontally in terrestrial and maritime environments. We have acquired video data of different horizontal paths in the infrared wavelengths and performed data analysis that will be the basis of new characterizations and modeling of horizontal path atmospheric turbulence
Atmospheric turbulence is a random and chaotic process brought about by energy transport mechanisms ...
Wave propagation of electro-optical systems, lasers or imaging depends on the state of the atmospher...
The reliable tracking of fast-flying distant objects such as rockets, artillery and mortars (RAM) or...
The usual terrestrial optical astronomy is focused on observing vertically through the atmosphere. W...
International audienceThe effect of atmospheric turbulence on the imaging of scenes, for an horizont...
Measurements of the integrated optical turbulence were effected the Baltic Sea at a distance of 8.2 ...
The development and implementation of a computer model to simulate the impact of atmospheric turbule...
In general, long range detection, recognition and identification in visual and infrared imagery are ...
M.Ing.Atmospheric turbulence (also referred to as optical or heat Scintillation, or heat shimmer) is...
An experiment was conducted to study turbulence along a 149-km path between the Mauna Loa and Haleak...
Atmospheric turbulence caused by chaotic changes in air pressure and velocity will deter Charge Coup...
The impact of atmospheric turbulence in the marine boundary layer on the performance of ship-borne a...
When viewing objects over long distances, atmospheric turbulence introduces significant aberrations ...
The U.S. Navy has an interest in the use of laser systems for surface ships. Such systems must opera...
Poor visibility conditions often lead to large-scale chain accidents causing human fatalities and pr...
Atmospheric turbulence is a random and chaotic process brought about by energy transport mechanisms ...
Wave propagation of electro-optical systems, lasers or imaging depends on the state of the atmospher...
The reliable tracking of fast-flying distant objects such as rockets, artillery and mortars (RAM) or...
The usual terrestrial optical astronomy is focused on observing vertically through the atmosphere. W...
International audienceThe effect of atmospheric turbulence on the imaging of scenes, for an horizont...
Measurements of the integrated optical turbulence were effected the Baltic Sea at a distance of 8.2 ...
The development and implementation of a computer model to simulate the impact of atmospheric turbule...
In general, long range detection, recognition and identification in visual and infrared imagery are ...
M.Ing.Atmospheric turbulence (also referred to as optical or heat Scintillation, or heat shimmer) is...
An experiment was conducted to study turbulence along a 149-km path between the Mauna Loa and Haleak...
Atmospheric turbulence caused by chaotic changes in air pressure and velocity will deter Charge Coup...
The impact of atmospheric turbulence in the marine boundary layer on the performance of ship-borne a...
When viewing objects over long distances, atmospheric turbulence introduces significant aberrations ...
The U.S. Navy has an interest in the use of laser systems for surface ships. Such systems must opera...
Poor visibility conditions often lead to large-scale chain accidents causing human fatalities and pr...
Atmospheric turbulence is a random and chaotic process brought about by energy transport mechanisms ...
Wave propagation of electro-optical systems, lasers or imaging depends on the state of the atmospher...
The reliable tracking of fast-flying distant objects such as rockets, artillery and mortars (RAM) or...