Short-exposure Turbulent Tilt-phase Frequency Dependence in Passive Imaging
Abstract
In a previous paper, short-exposure imaging through atmospheric turbulence was shown to include a non-negligible tilt-phase effect. This effect was modeled as a modifying factor, exp[A(X,Q)w2], dependent on a normalized angular frequency, w, and a function A dependent on non-dimensional turbulence (X) and diffraction (Q) related parameters. The present paper describes a subsequent analysis performed at high Aw2 values that has revealed an additional moderate w dependence in A. The new functionality of A(X,Q,w) produces diffraction limited behavior at high frequency, but increases the amount of correction of short-exposure turbulence effects at intermediate frequencies. The resulting behavior is parameterized through a new series of analytic expressions.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 01, 2012
- Accession Number
- ADA573281
Entities
People
- David H. Tofsted
Organizations
- United States Army Research Laboratory