V-component containing all-component polarized remotely-sensed imaging measurement system and method
A polarization remote sensing and imaging measurement technology, which is applied in the field of measurement systems and can solve problems such as research on the relationship between four-component images or applications, research, and integrated synchronous acquisition of incomplete-component images.
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[0057] Example 1: Obtaining unique information features of the V component and obtaining physical components such as spectrum and intensity
[0058] 1. Under ideal lighting conditions in the laboratory:
[0059] 1) Irradiate the surface of the rock sample with unpolarized light and linearly polarized light at different irradiation angles, and use the polarization parameter measurement device to detect various polarization parameters of the reflected light, especially the polarization phase parameter corresponding to the V component, and ensure that the experiment has good reliability. Repeatability, at the same time, in the experiment, the calculation model is continuously optimized, the transmission error is reduced and the modulation error is eliminated, so that the V component polarization image is very close to the actual characteristics of the ground object;
[0060] 2) Rotate the rock sample with the normal of the irradiated light reflection surface (rock surface) as the...
Embodiment 2
[0070] Embodiment 2: Obtain moving picture feature parameter by a group of I, Q, U, V four-component map
[0071] Such as Figure 9 As shown (the upper left corner is the I component imaging image, the upper right corner is the Q component imaging image, the lower left corner is the U component imaging image, and the lower right corner is the V component imaging image), the existing position changes of the moving target can be seen from the four component images , and behavioral changes. By decomposing them into vectors, we can not only obtain the result of analyzing the characteristics of moving images by using the full component imaging system, but also obtain the action differences of the four component images during the imaging process; and the position of the cyclist in each component in the picture is different, It can be seen that the direction of movement of the person is from right to left.
Embodiment 3
[0072] Embodiment 3: Acquisition of imaging parameters, delay time and degradation parameters of the full component imaging system
[0073] 1. Four-component imaging delay relationship and imaging richness judgment
[0074] Such as Figure 8 As shown, it can be seen from the figure that the actions in each component are different, so it can be qualitatively judged that there is indeed a time difference in the imaging of the four components; in the Q component, almost the entire person in the lower right corner of the car can be seen, while in the V component There are only half of them, and there are fewer images of people in the U component, and there is no image of the person in the I component, which not only shows that there is a time difference problem in the imaging of the four components, but also can be concluded that the order of imaging is Q, V, U, I. That is to say, during the shooting process, the Q component is first imaged, then the V component, then the U, and ...
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