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Conference Paper Target Recognition and Phase Acquisition by using Incoherent Digital Holographic Imaging
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Authors
Munseob Lee, Byung-Tak Lee
Issue Date
2017-04
Citation
SPIE Defense and Security 2017 (SPIE 10202), pp.1-6
Language
English
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.2262389
Project Code
17ZK1200, Realtime Management of Renewable Energy System and Regional Energy Industry Advancement Project, Yoo Hark
Abstract
In this study, we proposed the Incoherent Digital Holographic Imaging (IDHI) for recognition and phase information of dedicated target. Although recent development of a number of target recognition techniques such as LIDAR, there have limited success in target discrimination, in part due to low-resolution, low scanning speed, and computation power. In the paper, the proposed system consists of the incoherent light source, such as LED, Michelson interferometer, and digital CCD for acquisition of four phase shifting image. First of all, to compare with relative coherence, we used a source as laser and LED, respectively. Through numerical reconstruction by using the four phase shifting method and Fresnel diffraction method, we recovered the intensity and phase image of USAF resolution target apart from about 1.0m distance. In this experiment, we show 1.2 times improvement in resolution compared to conventional imaging. Finally, to confirm the recognition result of camouflaged targets with the same color from background, we carry out to test holographic imaging in incoherent light. In this result, we showed the possibility of a target detection and recognition that used three dimensional shape and size signatures, numerical distance from phase information of obtained holographic image.
KSP Keywords
Carry out, Computation power, Detection and Recognition, Four phase, Fresnel diffraction, Holographic imaging, Incoherent light source, Michelson interferometer, Numerical reconstruction, Phase image, Phase information