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21 August 2003 Signal processing, image registration, and visualization of FLASH lidar data
Asher Gelbart, Shannon Bybee-Driscoll, Jonathan Freeman, Gregory J. Fetzer, Dave Wasson, Keith Hanna, Wen-Yi Zhao
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Abstract
Flash lidars can produce high-resolution data in all three spatial dimensions. In addition, even low repetition rate lasers result in extensive data sets. The challenge presented by these systems is: “How do we reduce the inherently large sets of data to information that is useful to the human operator.” We discuss both sensor specific and general signal-processing tools developed to render 3D lidar data in a fashion that allows man in the loop identification of targets. Data collected during an airborne field test at Redstone Aresenal Test Area Three in Huntsville using Arete Associates FLASH lidar is used to present specific examples.
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Asher Gelbart, Shannon Bybee-Driscoll, Jonathan Freeman, Gregory J. Fetzer, Dave Wasson, Keith Hanna, and Wen-Yi Zhao "Signal processing, image registration, and visualization of FLASH lidar data", Proc. SPIE 5086, Laser Radar Technology and Applications VIII, (21 August 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.501608
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

LIDAR

Image registration

Imaging systems

3D image processing

Data processing

Visualization

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