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Approximate Model of Light Transport in Scattering Media for Computational Sensing in Fog and Tissue

Brian Z. Bentz, Christian A. Pattyn, John D. van der Laan, Brian J. Redman, John P. Zenker, Andres L. Sanchez, Elihu Deneke, Karl Westlake, and Jeremy B. Wright

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Abstract

We present a computationally efficient approximate solution to the time-resolved radiative transfer that is applicable in weakly and diffuse scattering heterogeneous media. Applications will be considered, including computational sensing in fog and tissue.

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