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Adaptive polarimetric filtering: application to laser imagery

Christelle Kieleck, Myriam Floc'h, Guy Le Brun, Jack Cariou and Jean Lotrian

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This paper presents an adaptive polarimetric filtering method to optimize target scattering behaviour in laser imagery. Knowledge of a target's Mueller matrix permits one to calculate its polarization signature. Analysing this signature outlines some particular states of polarization. These states are directly related to the scattering properties of the given target. Using these optimum polarizations for transmission and reception either enhances or removes the associated scattering behaviour.


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Issue 6 (November 1997)

Received 24 January 1997, in final form 18 July 1997



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