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10 May 2012 Effects of aberrations on image reconstruction of data from hybrid intensity interferometers
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Abstract
Intensity interferometery (II) holds tremendous potential for remote sensing of space objects. We investigate the properties of a hybrid intensity interferometer concept where information from an II is fused with information from a traditional imaging telescope. Although not an imager, hybrid intensity interferometery measurements can be used to reconstruct an image. In previous work we investigated the effects of poor SNR on this image formation process. In this work, we go beyond the obviously deleterious effects of SNR, to investigate reconstructed image quality as a function of the chosen support constraint, and the resultant image quality issues. The benefits to fusion of assumed perfect-yet-partial a priori information with traditional intensity interferometery measurements are explored and shown to result in increased sensitivity and improved reconstructed-image quality.
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Jeremy Murray-Krezan and Peter N. Crabtree "Effects of aberrations on image reconstruction of data from hybrid intensity interferometers", Proc. SPIE 8407, Multisensor, Multisource Information Fusion: Architectures, Algorithms, and Applications 2012, 840703 (10 May 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.919189
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KEYWORDS
Phase retrieval

Image restoration

Lawrencium

Image retrieval

Signal to noise ratio

Reconstruction algorithms

Image processing

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