Contents:
- Introduction: A Brief History of Imaging Devices for Night Vision
- Luminance, Radiance and Temperature
- Natural Sources of Low-Light-Level Illumination and Irradiation
- Early Image-Intensifier Tube Structures
- Present Image Intensifier Tube Structures
- Calibration and Characterization of Image Intesifiers
- Characterization and Calibration of Signal-Generating Image Sensors
- Thermal Imaging Sensors
- Characterization of Infrared Imaging Devices
- Atmospheric Transmission
- Alternate Modeling Concepts
- Modeling the Performance of Imaging Sensors
- Static Performance Model Based on the Perfect Synchronous Integrator Model
- Modeling, Part 4: Synthesis and Analysis of Imaging Sensors
- Modeling Parameters for Target Identifications: A Critical Features Analysis
- Assessing Target Detection Models
- Modeling the Observer in Target Acquisition
- Modeling False Alarms in Target Acquisition
- Low-Light-Level Performance of Visual Systems
- Bandwidth and Foveal Vision: Factors Affecting the Performance of Image Intensifier Systems
- Visual Detection Process for Electro-Optical Images: Man- The Final Stage of an Electro-Optical Imaging System
- System Performance and Image Quality
- Image Reproduction by a Line Raster Process
- The Aliasing Problems in Two-Dimensional Sampled Imagery
- Display of Sampled Imagery
- Sensor System Psychophysics
- Visual Psychophysics of Head-Mounted Displays
- Characterization of Backgrounds
- Weather, Season, Geography, and Imaging System Performance
- Neoclassic Model for Search
Electro-Optical Imaging: System Performance and Modeling, Parts 1 & 2 (SPIE Press Monograph Vol. PM96/SC,Parts 1 and 2)
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Author(s)Lucien Biberman
ISBN / ASIN0819477710
ISBN-139780819477712
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Please note that this book is a two part set. This significant compendium of technical literature traces the development of low-light-level and infrared imaging technologies and system modeling and performance over the past 30 years. It presents an excellent selection of the pioneering work in the U.S. and abroad that forms the theoretical underpinnings of electro-optical imaging. Copublished with ONTAR Corp.