OP4Session 4 - OPTRO2016: Testing electro-optical systems / Applications in electro-optics
Nouvelle formationEngineers, scientists or students, users or managers
- who need practical knowledge on testing and evaluation of modern imagers
- interested in applications related to electro-optical systems, their constraints and performance
- Understand the practical aspects of the testing and evaluation of modern imagers
- Discover some applications of electro-optical systems (autonomous navigation of minidrones, and atmospheric lidars), their performance and the underlying systems constraints
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Voir les sessions
Testing and standardization
Thermal imagers, visible/NIR cameras, SWIR imagers
Laser range finders, laser designators, laser pointers, laser illuminators
Embedded vision, vision-based navigation, mini drones (or MAV)
Atmospheric lidars, lidar technologies and applications
Testing electro-optical imaging and laser systems - Room2: 9h00-12h15
Krzysztof Chrzanowski, Professor at Military University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
Review of electro-optical imaging and laser systems
Normalization of testing E-O systems and modules
Testing electronic imaging systems (thermal imagers, visible/NIR cameras, SWIR imagers)
Testing laser systems (laser range finders, laser designators, laser pointers, laser illuminators)
Testing and boresight multi sensor imaging&laser systems
Testing night vision devices and image intensifier tubes
Calibration of test stations
Embedded vision for autonomous navigation of mini drones - Room2: 14h00-15h30
Guy Le Besnerais, Senior Scientist at Onera, Palaiseau, France
Major results and actual trends of embedded vision
Vision-based navigation of drones in unknown and cluttered environment
Indoor and outdoor autonomous flight video demonstration
Atmospheric lidar - Room2: 15h45-17h15
Laurent Lombard, Senior Scientist at Onera, Palaiseau, France
Lidars or laser radars are increasingly used in the study of atmosphere or for aircraft safety. This tutorial is an introduction to lidar technologies and their applications.
- Overview of various Lidar technologies and configurations for atmospheric applications: coherent and incoherent lidars, elastic and inelastic lidars, differential absorption (DIAL) lidars,...
- a few examples of atmospheric lidar applications: analysis of aerosols, CO2 monitoring, wind profilers, turbulence monitoring,...
Lectures
- Krysztof Chrzanowski - Professor at Military University of Technology in Warsaw, Poland
- Laurent Lombard - Senior Scientist at Onera, Palaiseau, France
