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Active and passive imaging NIR/SWIR performance for slant paths close to ground

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Abstract

Imaging active and passive EO-sensors are gaining an increasing interest in military and security applications. However the performance is often hampered by atmospheric effects such as attenuation and/or turbulence. This paper will investigate the performance for slant paths close to ground and show that a substantial improvement in imaging performance can be obtained by elevating the sensor, sometimes even by a small amount.

© 2013 Optical Society of America

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