Single-shot, two-dimensional ballistic imaging through scattering media
(2004) In Applied Optics 43(26). p.5100-5109- Abstract
- Imaging through scattering materials is an important research area that is generally limited to medical diagnostic applications. Published techniques typically use a method of time- or coherence-gating of ballistic photons that separates these early photons in order to acquire an image without the large background created by the later-arriving diffuse light. Because of the limited number of ballistic photons and the typically low signal-to-noise ratios of these schemes, a large number of averages or scans is necessary. If the desired image is changing rapidly, however, single images of this transient are required. We have therefore evaluated a two-dimensional, single-shot method that can be used for imaging rapid transients in scattering... (More)
- Imaging through scattering materials is an important research area that is generally limited to medical diagnostic applications. Published techniques typically use a method of time- or coherence-gating of ballistic photons that separates these early photons in order to acquire an image without the large background created by the later-arriving diffuse light. Because of the limited number of ballistic photons and the typically low signal-to-noise ratios of these schemes, a large number of averages or scans is necessary. If the desired image is changing rapidly, however, single images of this transient are required. We have therefore evaluated a two-dimensional, single-shot method that can be used for imaging rapid transients in scattering environments. (C) 2004 Optical Society of America. (Less)
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- Paciaroni, M and Linne, Mark LU
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- 2004
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- Applied Optics
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- 26
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- 5100 - 5109
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- Optical Society of America
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title = {{Single-shot, two-dimensional ballistic imaging through scattering media}},
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