7 May 2014 Laser gated-viewing advanced range imaging methods using compressed sensing and coding of range-gates
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Abstract
Laser gated-viewing advanced range imaging (LGVARI) methods sample range information in a wide range area with super-resolution from a few sampling frames. Three different methods are investigated: the coding of range-gates, the compressed sensing (CS) range imaging, and a hybrid-coding-CS method. In contrast to classical range imaging methods based on Nyquist sampling, the range information is not directly visible in the single images and has to be extracted from a complete sequence by means of computational optics. With LGVARI, it is possible to sample range information from only a few frames (i.e., images) with super-resolution far beyond the limit of the Nyquist sampling theorem. It is shown that the three methods have a compression rate of <9% .
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Martin Laurenzis and Arnaud Woiselle "Laser gated-viewing advanced range imaging methods using compressed sensing and coding of range-gates," Optical Engineering 53(5), 053106 (7 May 2014). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.53.5.053106
Published: 7 May 2014
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KEYWORDS
Range imaging

Sensors

Pulsed laser operation

Ranging

Compressed sensing

Error analysis

Super resolution

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