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Proceedings Article | 19 October 2016 Paper

Active illuminated space object imaging and tracking simulation

Yufang Yue, Xiaogang Xie, Wen Luo, Feizhou Zhang, Jianzhu An

Proceedings Volume 10152, 101520C (2016) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2244863

KEYWORDS: Optical simulations, Laser processing, Satellite imaging, Earth observing sensors, Satellites, Image processing

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Optical earth imaging simulation of a space target in orbit and it's extraction in laser illumination condition were discussed. Based on the orbit and corresponding attitude of a satellite, its 3D imaging rendering was built. General simulation platform was researched, which was adaptive to variable 3D satellite models and relative position relationships between satellite and earth detector system. Unified parallel projection technology was proposed in this paper. Furthermore, we denoted that random optical distribution in laser-illuminated condition was a challenge for object discrimination. Great randomicity of laser active illuminating speckles was the primary factor. The conjunction effects of multi-frame accumulation process and some tracking methods such as Meanshift tracking, contour poid, and filter deconvolution were simulated. Comparison of results illustrates that the union of multi-frame accumulation and contour poid was recommendable for laser active illuminated images, which had capacities of high tracking precise and stability for multiple object attitudes.

Proceedings Article | 3 February 2015 Paper

Research of beam control system component simulation and separation method of the kinematics coupling

Yufang Yue, Xiaogang Xie, Jianzhu Zhang, Jianzhu An, Feizhou Zhang

Proceedings Volume 9255, 92551M (2015) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2065400

KEYWORDS: Mirrors, Control systems, Sensors, Optical simulations, Image sensors, Adaptive optics, Kinematics, Device simulation, Optical tracking, Telescopes

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EasyLaser is component-based laser system simulation software. Beam control system simulation is a main part of EasyLaser, which can be used for systems with multi-optical paths, multi-wavelength beams, and multi-controllers. A new numerical method about general kinematics separation is proposed for beam control system simulation. It provides axis rotation conversion relationships due to orientation data of apparatus of system, such as gimal, sensor and optical mirror. It gives their coupling and uncoupling matrixes in kinematics and controller model. The matrixes could change every iterative time automatically during the dynamic tracking process. The main advantage of the method is more suitable to solve the problems that the gimbal movement and geometry optical transmission are considered simultaneously. By using the method, sensor images and undershoot data are updated automatically. And further the kinematic driver or controller signals are separated automatically. Therefore the tracking and beam control can be designed without consideration of the system kinematical composition. Then the beam control system simulation has the virtues of generality, flexibility, and usability. No matter what kinds of gimbal and optical path, designer needs only to consider tracking and beam control aspects. In addition, a union beam control example for atmosphere transmission correction is given. It includes tracking tilt mirror and adaptive optics system. Simulation results show that the low-frequency fluctuation is restrained effectively and the high-frequency fluctuation is corrected obviously.

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