Maximizing the non-line-of-sight information content retrievable from passive scattered light fields: a comparison between visible, long wave infrared, and terahertz radiation
Takahiro Sasaki,
James R. Leger
Abstract:We explore the use of plenoptic data for performing passive non-line-of-sight imaging using light scattered from interior hallways at visible, long-wave infrared, and terahertz frequencies. The use of longer wavelength radiation in the LWIR and THz bands can increase the retrievable NLOS image information in comparison to visible radiation. However, significant scattering effects at LWIR wavelengths and diffraction effects at the millimeter wavelengths of THz radiation present unique optical design challenges.… Show more
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