Predicting the visibility of exit signs through smoke

Carolyn J. Sher De Cusatis; Jose Raffucci; Peter Boyce

doi:10.1364/OAM.1993.WTT.7

OSA Annual Meeting
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993),
paper WTT.7
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OAM.1993.WTT.7

Predicting the visibility of exit signs through smoke

Carolyn J. Sher De Cusatis, Jose Raffucci, and Peter Boyce

OSA Annual Meeting 1993

Toronto Canada
3–8 October 1993
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Image Processing: 2 (WTT)

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Abstract

Smoke falls into the broad optical category of aerosols, along with other aerosols such as snow and rain. The visibility through an aerosol has been extensively studied, since interpreting satellite and aerial reconnaissance photographs through weather has defense applications.^1–4 Aerosols attenuate and scatter light propogating through them, making images both dim and blurry.

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