2018
DOI: 10.3788/ope.20182602.0480
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Mechanism and calibration of non-uniformity for IR polarization imagery obtained with integrated micro-polarizer array

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“…With reference to the response characteristics of random blind elements, in order to comprehensively consider the effects of micro polarizer array and focal plane response, realize the distinction between random blind elements and point targets, and finally achieve high-precision correction, it is necessary to establish the detection method of response value pulse point to determine whether the response point is a blind element. In the polarized light pixel coupled image detection system, when a random blind element appears in a single PP, the calculated value of the Stokes vector 0 S will suddenly increase or decrease compared with the surrounding PP, and a local extreme value will be formed [4] . Therefore, the ergodic method can be used to calculate the second-order partial derivatives of s in the horizontal and vertical directions to find the pulse points.…”
Section: Blind Element Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With reference to the response characteristics of random blind elements, in order to comprehensively consider the effects of micro polarizer array and focal plane response, realize the distinction between random blind elements and point targets, and finally achieve high-precision correction, it is necessary to establish the detection method of response value pulse point to determine whether the response point is a blind element. In the polarized light pixel coupled image detection system, when a random blind element appears in a single PP, the calculated value of the Stokes vector 0 S will suddenly increase or decrease compared with the surrounding PP, and a local extreme value will be formed [4] . Therefore, the ergodic method can be used to calculate the second-order partial derivatives of s in the horizontal and vertical directions to find the pulse points.…”
Section: Blind Element Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%