Detection technologies for mines and minelike targets
Detection technologies for mines and minelike targets
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地雷和类雷目标探测技术
DOI:
10.1117/12.211337
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发表时间:
1995
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通讯作者:
Douglas L. Smith
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作者:
Douglas L. Smith
The Marine Corps is pursuing development of sensor technologies to detect and localize mines and other small targets against highly cluttered backgrounds. The objective is to provide real- time day and night detection, with information conveyed immediately to tactical commanders to facilitate mine avoidance or optimum countermeasured deployment. Sensor choice is severely constrained by available platform space and the small size of the targets. Optical sensors have been perceived as most promising to date. Currently an intensified CCD camera using a spinning filter wheel is being demonstrated. The immediate extension is a multichip imager employing tunable filters. Beyond that, active imagers will be investigated for their ability to function at night. The incentive is strong to seek fundamental advances in imaging technology for their prospective ability to extend capability while preserving system simplicity and reliability.