ADVANCED TECHNIQUES FOR AEROSPACE SURVEILLANCE.
Abstract
Contents include: Effects of atmospheric turbulence on the polarisation of a laser beam at 6328A; Passive microwave sensing of the atmosphere and earth surface environments; Spectral characteristics of ground objects and backgrounds with reference to ground surveillance; Some results of passive microwave groundmapping; Next generation digitally controlled microwave surveillance receiver systems; A continuously calibrated microwave radiometer; Receiving and recording the wide dynamic range of signals of a side-looking radar system; A tradeoff between range and azimuth performance in side-look radar; Low light level aerial reconnaissance using television techniques; Advanced wideband recording and readout techniques; Electronography; Recent developments in cathode ray tube recorders and displays; Electroluminescence display devices; A laser display system; Interpretation experience with satellite colour photographs, side-looking radar pictures and infra-red scanning records; Discrimination and identification in noisy line-scan pictures; Synthesis of covert-radiated high-resolution TV systems for nighttime reconnaissance and surveillance.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1968
- Accession Number
- AD0673887
Entities
People
- W. T. Blackband
Organizations
- AGARD