A unified framework for image performance enhancement of extended range laser seabed survey sensors

F. Dalgleish, B. Ouyang, A. Vuorenkoski
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Recent advancements in system hardware components, such as more powerful, lower noise high repetition rate blue-green pulsed lasers, high quantum efficiency photon detectors capable of nanosecond low noise gating as well as new generation of low noise high precision electronic devices such as analog digital converter (ADC) have resulted in alternate imager designs being proposed that have the potential to significantly improve the performance of current state-of-the-art undersea laser serial imaging sensors. However, during basic operation, system issues such as laser instability, electronic noise, and severe environmental conditions can impose major constraints on the performance of imager. In this work, post-processing techniques that utilize both multichannel serial imager designs and the application of accurate time-resolved radiative transfer codes are shown to be critical aspects in fully taking advantage of these new hardware architectures. The benefits to image performance are studied in post-processing using datasets acquired in both the coastal ocean off south Florida and also in the large electro-optics test tank facility at Harbor Branch.
扩展距离激光海底测量传感器图像性能增强的统一框架
系统硬件组件的最新进展,例如更强大、更低噪音、高重复率的蓝绿色脉冲激光器,能够实现纳秒级低噪声门控的高量子效率光子探测器,以及新一代低噪声高精度电子器件,如模拟数字转换器(ADC),导致了替代成像仪设计的提出,这些设计有可能显著提高当前最先进的水下激光串行成像传感器的性能。然而,在基本操作过程中,激光不稳定性、电子噪声和恶劣的环境条件等系统问题会对成像仪的性能造成重大制约。在这项工作中,利用多通道串行成像仪设计和精确时间分辨辐射传输码的后处理技术被证明是充分利用这些新硬件架构的关键方面。利用在南佛罗里达沿海海域和Harbor Branch的大型光电测试水箱设施中获得的数据集,在后处理中研究了图像性能的好处。
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