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Infrared Polarimetric Imaging Simulation with Atmospheric Scattering Effects of the Sea Surface

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Abstract

Methodology for the infrared polarimetric imaging simulation with atmospheric scattering effects of the sea surface is presented by exploiting wave elevation spectra and a Monte Carlo model. The simulation results under different environment and observation conditions are compared and analyzed.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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