Due to the short laser wavelength, almost all practical targets are rough. Surface elevations in rough targets will result in layovers in synthetic aperture ladar （SAL）. High resolution SAL image with layovers will ...Due to the short laser wavelength, almost all practical targets are rough. Surface elevations in rough targets will result in layovers in synthetic aperture ladar （SAL）. High resolution SAL image with layovers will be different fi＇om the target picture taken by incoherent tools as digital camera. To investigate the layovers in SAL image, a simplified mathematical model is built by optics diffraction theory and a laboratory SAL is setup using 1550 mn tunable laser source. Layovers in SAL images, in both theoretical simulation and experimental demonstra- tion, are carefully observed. Detailed results on various targets are illustrated.展开更多
Synthetic aperture imaging ladar （SAIL） has the capabil- ity of getting high-resolution and two-dimensional （2D）active imaging at a large distance in the side-looking mode, which has become an interesting area of ...Synthetic aperture imaging ladar （SAIL） has the capabil- ity of getting high-resolution and two-dimensional （2D）active imaging at a large distance in the side-looking mode, which has become an interesting area of research.展开更多
This Letter gives the general construction of an enhanced self-heterodyne synthetic aperture imaging ladar（SAIL） system, and proposes the principle of image processing. A point target is reconstructed in the enhance...This Letter gives the general construction of an enhanced self-heterodyne synthetic aperture imaging ladar（SAIL） system, and proposes the principle of image processing. A point target is reconstructed in the enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL as well as in down-looking SAIL experiments, and the achieved imaging resolution of the enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL is analyzed. The signal-to-noise ratio（SNR） of the point target final image in the enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL is higher than that in the down-looking SAIL. The enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL can improve the SNR of the target image in far-distance imaging, with practicality.展开更多
文摘Due to the short laser wavelength, almost all practical targets are rough. Surface elevations in rough targets will result in layovers in synthetic aperture ladar （SAL）. High resolution SAL image with layovers will be different fi＇om the target picture taken by incoherent tools as digital camera. To investigate the layovers in SAL image, a simplified mathematical model is built by optics diffraction theory and a laboratory SAL is setup using 1550 mn tunable laser source. Layovers in SAL images, in both theoretical simulation and experimental demonstra- tion, are carefully observed. Detailed results on various targets are illustrated.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61605226 and 61505233)the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory,Chinese Academy of Sciences
文摘Synthetic aperture imaging ladar （SAIL） has the capabil- ity of getting high-resolution and two-dimensional （2D）active imaging at a large distance in the side-looking mode, which has become an interesting area of research.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61605226 and 61505233)the Key Laboratory of Space Laser Communication and Detection Technology of Chinese Academy of Sciences
文摘This Letter gives the general construction of an enhanced self-heterodyne synthetic aperture imaging ladar（SAIL） system, and proposes the principle of image processing. A point target is reconstructed in the enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL as well as in down-looking SAIL experiments, and the achieved imaging resolution of the enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL is analyzed. The signal-to-noise ratio（SNR） of the point target final image in the enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL is higher than that in the down-looking SAIL. The enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL can improve the SNR of the target image in far-distance imaging, with practicality.
