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22 January 2002 Image reconstruction by spatio-temporal coherence transfer
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Abstract
Various schemes have been investigated that facilitate the imaging of objects viewed through time-varying scattering elements such as the atmosphere. Analyses we have performed in connection with enhanced-backscatter imaging and a particular class of superresolving imaging systems have led to a general principle that describes the transfer of the coherence properties of a wavefield that passes twice (double-passage) through a dynamic scatterer. Restoration of the coherence properties of the wave allow the formation of images with light that has been doubly scattered. Analyses are presented for the enhanced-backscatter, superresolution, and general case, and brief remarks presented regarding the possible application of the principle to remote image formation through the turbulent atmospheric.
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Gisele Welch and William T. Rhodes "Image reconstruction by spatio-temporal coherence transfer", Proc. SPIE 4489, Free-Space Laser Communication and Laser Imaging, (22 January 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.453242
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KEYWORDS
Imaging systems

Coherence (optics)

Backscatter

Diffusers

Scattering

Super resolution

Image acquisition

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