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  • Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Europe
  • Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 2000),
  • paper CMF2

3-D imaging laser radars: Modelling and experimental results

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Abstract

Laser radars have the unique capability to give intensity and full 3-D images of an object Doppler lidars can give velocity and vibration characteristics of an objects These systems have many civilian and military applications such as terrain modelling, depth sounding, object detection and classification as well as object positioning There are several laser radar technique1 under study using gated viewing2, scanning lidars3,4 and 3-D sensing focal plane arrays5 and other scannerless lidars1. During the study and experimental evaluation of these systems at FOA we have found it necessary to incorporate a good sensor model to be able to explain and foresee the performance of the system during different operating conditions. Example of performance parameters are maximum range, range accuracy and range and transverse resolution.

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