Laser agile illumination for object tracking and classification - Feasibility study

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Jan 1988

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IN: Acquisition, tracking, and pointing II; Proceedings of the Meeting, Los Angeles, CA, Jan. 14, 15, 1988 (A89-15847 04-17). Be

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Feasibility Analysis, Laser Beams, Optical Tracking, Classifications, Illumination, Technology Assessment

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The 'agile illumination' concept for discrimination between ICBM warheads and decoys involves a two-aperture illumination with coherent light, diffraction of light by propagation, and a resulting interference pattern on the object surface. A scanning two-beam interference pattern illuminates one object at a time; depending on the shape, momentum, spinning, and tumbling characteristics of the interrogated object, different temporal signals will be obtained for different classes of objects.

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