Camouflage performance of winter uniforms: photosimulations in the visual spectrum
Alexander Mikkelsen,
Gorm K. Selj,
Niels Nielsen
Abstract:Minimizing electro-optical signatures of soldiers against modern sensors is a challenging task, but a task with high importance and benefits for operative soldiers that need to stay undetected. Optimizing camouflage uniforms for winter conditions efficiently reduces soldier signatures in winter scenes, especially in the visual spectrum. Snow usually dominates winter scenes and is difficult to mimic because the spectral properties of snow change with several parameters such as grain size, structure, and wetness… Show more
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