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摘要
北印度洋委员会太平洋分会将介绍一种成本效益高的新方法,用于现场测量和描述大气湍流,并通过大气视场参数r0进行量化。该技术将利用空间编码的 QR 代码,使用普通成像光学器件进行成像。报告将介绍该技术的理论以及与商用湍流测量系统相比较的模拟和实验结果。
Measuring turbulence using spatially encoded QR codes
NIWC Pacific will present a novel, cost-effective method for in situ measurement and characterization of atmospheric turbulence, as quantified by the atmospheric seeing parameter, r0. The technique will leverage spatially encoded QR codes that are imaged using normal imaging optics. The presentation will cover the theory of the technique along with simulation and experimental results compared to a commercial turbulence measurement system.