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An Approach to Data Processing of Stereo Photographs by Coherent Imaging

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Abstract

The possibility of automatic contour generation and orthophoto synthesis from vertical stereopaired distributions placed in a coherent twin enlarging projection system is discussed. Square-law interference recording in the overlapping image plane region of the projected stereopair is the basis upon which conditions for realization are developed. Each projector has one lens performing a central projection while a second affords phase control for isolating the desired information term.

© 1969 Optical Society of America

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