
doi: 10.2172/666155
The science and history of imaging through a turbulent atmosphere is reviewed in detail. Traditional methods for reducing the effects of turbulence are presented. A simplified method for turbulence reduction called the Sheared Coherent Interferometric Photography (SCIP) method is presented. Implementation of SCIP is discussed along with experimental results. Limitations in the use of this method are discussed along with recommendations for future improvements.
Arms Control, Monitoring, Progress Report, Earth Atmosphere, Including Nuclear And Particle Detectors, Corrections, Optical Systems, Measuring Instruments, Turbulence, Interferometry, 35 Arms Control, 44 Instrumentation, Photography, Images, Wave Propagation
Arms Control, Monitoring, Progress Report, Earth Atmosphere, Including Nuclear And Particle Detectors, Corrections, Optical Systems, Measuring Instruments, Turbulence, Interferometry, 35 Arms Control, 44 Instrumentation, Photography, Images, Wave Propagation
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