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Suggested modifications to optical sensor algorithms in JANUS

H. H. Bailey

# Suggested modifications to optical sensor algorithms in JANUS

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Subjects:
• Meteorological optics.,
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The Physical Object ID Numbers Statement H.H. Bailey, L.G. Mundie, H.A. Ory. Series Rand note -- N-3087-DR&E/A/AF Contributions Mundie, L. G., Ory, E. G. Pagination ix, 25 p. : Number of Pages 25 Open Library OL17959558M

Development of a high-accuracy multi-sensor, multi-target coordinate metrology system using frequency scanning interferometry and multilateration (Invited Paper) Paper Time: AM - PM Author(s). Dynamic range: Has everything to do with the optical properties of the sensor. Dynamic range ideally is limited by the shot noise of the sensor which tracks as the \${N}^\frac{1}{2}\$ with N being the number of photons. SNR is also important as is it the ratio of SEE to NEE - Saturation equivalent exposure to noise equivalent exposure. Genetic Algorithms are powerful tools, which when set upon a solution space will search for the optimal answer. These algorithms though have some associated problems, which are inherent to the method such as pre-mature convergence and lack of population diversity. These problems can be controlled with changes to certain parameters such as crossover, selection, and : Ferat Sahin, Giuseppe Abbate. Abstract. The field of optomechatronics provides synergistic effects of optics, mechanics and electronics for efficient sensor development. Optical sensors for the measurement of mechanical quantities, equipped with appropriate electronic signal (pre)processing means have a wide range of applications, from surface testing, stress monitoring, thin film analysis to .

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### Suggested modifications to optical sensor algorithms in JANUS by H. H. Bailey Download PDF EPUB FB2

Suggested Modifications to Optical Sensor Algorithms in JANUS Author: H. Bailey Subject: Reviews the detection algorithms for optical sensors implemented in JANUS(T), identifies some approximations that can lead to overoptimistic estimates of target acquisition probabilities when the calculated detection probability is small, Created Date.

This Note reviews the detection algorithms for optical sensors implemented in JANUS(T), identifies some Suggested modifications to optical sensor algorithms in JANUS book that can lead to overoptimistic estimates of target acquisition probabilities when the calculated detection probability is small, and suggests an acquisition criterion that alleviates the : H.

Bailey, Lloyd Mundie, Horace Ory. Suggested modifications to optical sensor algorithms in JANUS. Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation, (OCoLC) Document Type: Book: All Authors / Contributors: H H Bailey; L G Mundie; E G Ory; Rand Corporation.

The book begins with an explanation of familiar pixel array and goes on to describe the use of frequency space.

Chapters 1 and 2 deal with the algorithms used in processing steps that are usually accomplished by a combination of measurement and processing operations, as described in chapters 3 and by: 1.

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The TUGV has three sensors, an optical, thermal, and acoustic sensor. Algorithms currently exist in Janus(A) for both optical and thermal sensors.

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The reason for the development of an appropriate and effective classification scheme at all lies in the increasing complexity of the wide variety of fiber optic sensor systems which exist by: 2. Handbook of Optical Sensors provides a comprehensive and integrated view of optical sensors, addressing the fundamentals, structures, technologies, applications, and future perspectives.

Featuring chapters authored by recognized experts and major contributors to the field, this essential reference. Chapter 1 Introduction to fiber optic sensors. Abstract. This chapter presents the general background of Suggested modifications to optical sensor algorithms in JANUS book fiber based sensing systems and Suggested modifications to optical sensor algorithms in JANUS book discusses the specific importance of fiber gratings in optical sensor field.

Optical tweezers, formed by a highly focused laser beam, have intriguing applications in biology and physics. Inspired by molecular rotors, numerous optical beams and artificial particles have been proposed to build optical tweezers trapping microparticles, and extensive experiences have been learned towards constructing precise, stable, flexible and controllable by: 2.

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These results show that the ORNL fiber-optic WIM system is a viable alternative to other commercial systems that are currently by: In recent years, various reports related to sensing application research have suggested that combining the synergistic impacts of optical, electrical or magnetic properties in a single technique can lead to a new multitasking platform.

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Photodetectors were used in camera light meters, street lights and traffic counters. Fiber. Optical fiber Fabry–Perot (FP) interferometric sensors are the main cavity-based type of fiber-sensors and demonstrate a great versatility in different applications [18,19].

The cavity-based sensors are particularly attractive due to its inherent advantages, including small size, relatively low temperature cross-sensitivity and corrosion Cited by: 3.

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Infrared (IR) break-beam sensors are a simple way to detect motion. They work by having an emitter side that sends out a beam of human-invisible IR Infrared (IR) break-beam sensors are a simple way to detect motion.

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In our dataset, camera motion is restricted to camera rotation, so all optical ﬂow can by computed using the rate gyro information. A database is created and oﬀered to compare several event-based optical ﬂow algorithms.

Troubleshooting Optical Fiber Networks offers comprehensive, state-of-the-art information about time-domain fiber-optic testing. Readers will gain an understanding of how to troubleshoot optical-fiber networks using an optical time-domain reflectometer (OTDR), while learning the fundamental principles underlying the operation of these powerful testing instruments.

Optical and Fiber Optic Sensor Systems Editor(s): Shanglian Huang; Kim D. Bennett ; David A. Jackson *This item is only available on the SPIE Digital Library. Autocollimators Definition of Autocollimators • Autocollimators are devices for precise measurement of small rotations around axesorthogonal to an optical sighting axis.

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In contrast to the aforementioned sensors, the mechanism of optical sensors is based on changes in chemical properties, such as the reactivity, redox potential, and acid-base interactions.

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