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31 May 1996 Performance of an adaptive algorithm for suppressing intraframe jitter in a 3D signal processor
Cheuk L. Chan, Joseph B. Attili, Teodoro Azzarelli, Robert W. Fries, Paula Henderson, Michael Koligman, Patrick Clemes, Mac L. Hartless
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Abstract
An adaptive algorithm is proposed here for the suppression of intraframe jitter in images acquired from mechanically scanned electro-optic sensors. This artifact can arise in images obtained from sensors whose focal plane detectors are assembled in a staggered fashion to alleviate aliasing in the cross-scan direction. The artifact manifests itself in a local tearing of the image. The problem is exacerbated in high frequency clutter and may affect clutter cancellation in subsequent matched filtering steps. The proposed algorithm is applied, in this paper, to actual sensor data which contains jitter taken from the Airborne Infrared Measurement System sensor. Performance is assessed based on a suite of injected targets as well as real targets in the scene.
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Cheuk L. Chan, Joseph B. Attili, Teodoro Azzarelli, Robert W. Fries, Paula Henderson, Michael Koligman, Patrick Clemes, and Mac L. Hartless "Performance of an adaptive algorithm for suppressing intraframe jitter in a 3D signal processor", Proc. SPIE 2759, Signal and Data Processing of Small Targets 1996, (31 May 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.241197
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Signal processing

Staring arrays

Detection and tracking algorithms

Target detection

Image registration

Infrared sensors

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