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  1. First Demonstration of Lock-In Camera-Enabled Optical Up-Conversion Imaging for Millimeter-Wave Detection Using Glow Discharge Plasma
  2. Image blur due to forward scattering from atmospheric aerosols: retrospective
  3. Accelerating Millimeter-Wave Imaging: Automating Glow Discharge Detector Focal Plane Arrays with Chirped FMCW Radar for Rapid Measurement and Instrumentation Applications
  4. Millimeter-Wave Imaging with Range-Resolved 3D Depth Extraction Using Glow Discharge Detection and Frequency-Modulated Continuous Wave Radar
  5. Wide Energetic Response of 4π Directional Gamma Detector Based on Combination of Compton Scattering and Photoelectric Effect
  6. Editorial—Special Issue on “Optical and RF Atmospheric Propagation”
  7. Fast and Enhanced MMW Imaging System Using a Simple Row Detector Circuit with GDDs as Sensor Elements and an FFT-Based Signal Acquisition System
  8. A Simple Model for Assessing Millimeter-Wave Attenuation in Brownout Conditions
  9. MMW imaging system based on GDD focal plane array with improved technology for detection of concealed objects
  10. Design of 4π High-Efficiency Directional Radiation Detector Based on Compton Scattering
  11. Performance Enhancement of Inexpensive Glow Discharge Detector Operating in Up-Conversion Mode in Millimeter Wave Detection for Focal Plane Arrays
  12. Improved Performance in the Detection of ACO-OFDM Modulated Signals Using Deep Learning Modules
  13. Upconversion of millimeter waves to visible waves: inexpensive focal plane array MMW imaging and ultra-fast wireless communication
  14. Effect of the Zenith Angle on Optical Wave Propagation in Anisotropic Non-Kolmogorov Atmospheric Turbulence: A New Experiment-Based Model
  15. Effects of aerosol modulation transfer function on target identification
  16. Characterization of free space optical data center channel
  17. Inexpensive Millimeter-Wave Communication Channel Using Glow Discharge Detector and Satellite Dish Antenna
  18. QPSK detection using glow discharge detector and a photodiode for millimeter‐wave and terahertz communication
  19. Deep Learning for Improving Performance of OOK Modulation Over FSO Turbulent Channels
  20. MMW coherence detection for 5th generation of cellular communication
  21. Up-conversion MMW imaging system based on Glow Discharge Detector row attached to commercial contact image sensor
  22. Application of remote sensing for detecting plant disease using color and morphological features
  23. Optics at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev: introduction to the focus issue
  24. Ultra-wideband and inexpensive glow discharge detector for millimeter-wave wireless communication based on upconversion to visual light
  25. Robust, Sensitive, and Inexpensive 2D Focal Plane Array Upconverting MMW Imaging Into the Visible
  26. Applicability of digital color imaging for monitoring nitrogen uptake and fertilizer requirements in crops
  27. Inexpensive and simple MMW imaging using optical detection of light emitted from glow discharge detectors
  28. Ultrafast, sensitive, and inexpensive 3 dimensional MMW/THz imaging system using Glow Discharge Detector Array and CCD camera based on upconversion to visual band
  29. Atmospheric effects on laser eye safety and damage to instrumentation
  30. MMW/THz imaging using upconversion to visible, based on glow discharge detector array and CCD camera
  31. Electromagnetic Wave Propagation in the Turbulent Atmosphere With an Anisotropic Exponent of the Spectrum
  32. Optical Waves and Laser Beams in the Irregular Atmosphere
  33. Detection and upconversion of three-dimensional MMW/THz images to the visible
  34. Remote sensing in precision farming: real-time monitoring of water and fertilizer requirements of agricultural crops
  35. Up-conversion of MMW radiation to visual band using glow discharge detector and silicon detector
  36. Atmospheric Optics
  37. Atmospheric Blur and Image Restoration
  38. Terahertz Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave Radar using Glow Discharge Detector
  39. Switching and Fast Operation of Glow Discharge Detector for Millimeter Wave Focal Plane Array Imaging Systems
  40. Feasibility of Radon projection acquisition for compressive imaging in MMW region based new video rate 16×16 GDD FPA camera
  41. Capability of long distance 100  GHz FMCW using a single GDD lamp sensor
  42. Real time three-dimensional space video rate sensors for millimeter waves imaging based very inexpensive plasma LED lamps
  43. Detection of hidden objects using a real-time 3-D millimeter-wave imaging system
  44. Fourier imaging and distance approximation using time of flight method for terahertz wave imaging
  45. Polarization effects on heterodyne detection and imaging using Glow Discharge Detector at millimeter wavelengths
  46. Large distance 3D imaging of hidden objects
  47. Aerosol MTF revisited
  48. Calibration Method for MMW Imaging Using Inexpensive Miniature Neon Indicator Lamp Detectors
  49. Real-time 3D millimeter wave imaging based FMCW using GGD focal plane array as detectors
  50. Imaging Through the Atmosphere
  51. 3D Millimeter Wave imaging system using chirp radar and Glow Discharge Detector pixel
  52. Heterodyne detection and polarization effects at 300 GHz using Ne indicator lamp glow discharge detectors
  53. Oversampling advances in millimeter-wave scan imaging using inexpensive neon indicator lamp detectors
  54. Heterodyne detection at 300 GHz using neon indicator lamp glow discharge detector
  55. Heterodyne detection at 300 GHz using glow discharge detectors with efficient quasi-optical design
  56. Performance quantification of a millimeter-wavelength imaging system based on inexpensive glow-discharge-detector focal-plane array
  57. Blind source separation of images based upon fractional autocorrelation
  58. Relatively Inexpensive Real Time Active Millimeter Wave and Terahertz Imaging Systems
  59. W-Band Chirp Radar Mock-Up Using a Glow Discharge Detector
  60. Atmospheric effects on target acquisition
  61. Infrared image denoising by nonlocal means filtering
  62. Down-conversion detection in 300 GHz radiation using Glow Discharge Detector (GDD)
  63. Sub-wavelength resolution of MMW imaging systems using extremely inexpensive scanning Glow Discharge Detector (GDD) double row camera
  64. Measurements and simulations of the optical parameters of the Glow Discharge Detector (GDD) Focal Plane Array (FPA) millimeter wavelength imaging system
  65. High resolution remote sensing of particles and aerosols in the W-band (92–100 GHz)
  66. Low-cost THz heterodyne detection by miniature neon indicator lamp glow discharge detector
  67. Super resolution and optical properties of THz double row array based on inexpensive Glow Discharge Detector (GDD) pixels
  68. Optimizing the design of a silicon photomultiplier-based radiation detector
  69. Atmospheric scintillations and laser safety
  70. mm wave and THz imaging using very inexpensive neon-indicator lamp detector focal-plane arrays
  71. Heterodyne Detection by Miniature Neon Indicator Lamp Glow Discharge Detectors
  72. Inexpensive THz Focal Plane Array Imaging Using Miniature Neon Indicator Lamps as Detectors
  73. Optical design considerations and constraints for implementation of Silicon photomultiplier as a light sensor
  74. Inexpensive imaging at THz frequencies with Ne indicator lamp detector arrays
  75. THz imaging using Glow Discharge Detector (GDD) focal plane arrays and large aperture quasi optic mirrors
  76. Silicon photomultiplier and radiation detection: follow-up study and the path forward
  77. Low-cost plasma terahertz heterodyne image detection
  78. Optical imaging of hidden objects behind clothing
  79. Some limitations on optical communication reliability through Kolmogorov and non-Kolmogorov turbulence
  80. Generalized atmospheric turbulence: implications regarding imaging and communications
  81. Applied Aspects of Optical Communication and LIDAR
  82. THz imaging of inexpensive glow discharge detector (GDD) pixel
  83. THz Polarization Effects on Detection Responsivity of Glow Discharge Detectors (GDDs)
  84. First operation of 8×8 glow discharge detector VLSI focal plane array toward mm wave and THz radiation video rate imaging
  85. Imaging and communications through non-Kolmogorov turbulence
  86. Active terahertz imaging with Ne indicator lamp detector arrays
  87. Spectral analysis of a one-dimensional scattering medium with the differential multiply subtractive Kramers-Kronig method
  88. Propagation of electromagnetic waves in Kolmogorov and non-Kolmogorov atmospheric turbulence: three-layer altitude model
  89. Novel mm-wave and THz radiation active imaging system based on glow discharge detector (GDD) pixel
  90. Laser beam wander in the atmosphere: implications for optical turbulence vertical profile sensing with imaging LIDAR
  91. Design of inexpensive diffraction limited focal plane arrays for millimeter wavelength and terahertz radiation using glow discharge detector pixels
  92. Terahertz detection mechanism of inexpensive sensitive glow discharge detectors
  93. Lidar study of aerosol turbulence characteristics in the troposphere: Kolmogorov and non-Kolmogorov turbulence
  94. Comparing statistical and spatial characteristics of urban and rural infrared images, part 2: background simulation
  95. Comparing statistical and spatial characteristics of urban and rural infrared images, part 1: data analysis
  96. Slant-path generalized atmospheric MTF
  97. Relatively inexpensive terahertz imaging
  98. Slant-path atmospheric MTF
  99. Inexpensive detector for terahertz imaging
  100. Glow discharge detector for terahertz and millimeter wave radiation detection and imaging
  101. Kolmogorov and non-Kolmogorov turbulence and its effects on optical communication links
  102. Prediction of data stream parameters in atmospheric turbulent wireless communication links
  103. Range gated active night vision system for automobiles
  104. Aerosol size distribution measurements and modeling in urban environments for rainy atmospheric conditions
  105. Middle East desert aerosol size distribution measurements and modeling in urban, coastal, and continental regions
  106. Aerosol particle concentration and size distribution measurements and modeling in the urban environment for semi-arid and rainy atmospheric conditions
  107. Registration of motion-distorted interlaced images captured by a scanning vector imaging sensor
  108. Non-Kolmogorov atmospheric turbulence and optical signal propagation
  109. Lidar studies of aerosols and non-Kolmogorov turbulence in the Mediterranean troposphere
  110. Aerosol and turbulence characterization at different heights in semi-arid regions
  111. Middle East model of vertical turbulence profile
  112. Aerosol size distribution variance at different elevations
  113. Influence of sea-breeze winds on aerosol particle concentration and size distribution for up to 50-km overland distances in the Middle East
  114. OPTICAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS
  115. Middle East measurements of concentration and size distribution of aerosol particles for coastal zones
  116. Modeling and measurements of near-ground atmospheric optical turbulence according to weather for Middle East environments
  117. Atmospheric turbulence at different elevations: consequences on laser beam wander and widening at target
  118. Turbulence strength parameter in laboratory and natural optical experiments in non-Kolmogorov cases
  119. Behavior of structure function of refraction coefficients in different turbulent fields
  120. Prediction and modeling of line-of-sight bending near ground level for long atmospheric paths
  121. Restoration of images captured by a staggered time delay and integration camera in the presence of mechanical vibrations
  122. Atmospheric optical turbulence over land in middle east coastal environments: prediction modeling and measurements
  123. LIDAR measurements of atmospheric turbulence vertical profiles
  124. Validity of Kolmogorov turbulence at higher elevations
  125. Aerosol models for Middle East coastal zones: a modified NAM model
  126. Effects of attenuation of 1.064-μm optical waves by humid aerosols and fog over horizontal atmospheric communication links
  127. Validity of the Kolmogorov turbulence at higher elevations
  128. Atmospheric modulation transfer function in the infrared
  129. Motion-blurred image restoration using modified inverse all-pole filters
  130. Landsat TM Satellite Image Restoration Using Kalman Filters
  131. Restoration of images captured by a staggered TDI camera in the presence of mechanical vibrations
  132. Image restoration from camera vibration and object motion blur in infrared staggered time-delay and integration systems
  133. Criteria for satellite image restoration success
  134. Hardware-efficient technique for minimizing startup transients in Direct Form II digital filters
  135. Effects of image restoration on target acquisition
  136. Imaging through the Atmosphere
  137. Performance limitation of laser satellite communication due to vibrations and atmospheric turbulence: down-link scenario
  138. Influence of motion sensor error on image restoration from vibrations and motion
  139. Satellite image restoration filter comparison
  140. Motion-blurred image restoration using modified inverse all-pole filters
  141. Differential sensing of vibration for high-quality restoration of motion-blurred images
  142. Changes in modulation transfer function and optical resolution in helical turbulent media
  143. Recognition of motion-blurred images by use of the method of moments
  144. Possible solutions to mitigate vibration effects in laser intersatellite links
  145. Stabilization, restoration, and resolution enhancement of a video sequence captured by a moving and vibrating platform
  146. Landsat TM satellite image restoration using Kalman filter
  147. Effects of image restoration on target acquisition
  148. Enhanced-resolution image restoration from a sequence of low-frequency vibrated images by use of convex projections
  149. Effect of sampling on target detection
  150. Laser beam widening as a function of elevation in the atmosphere for horizontal propagation
  151. Atmospheric turbulence modulation transfer function for infrared target acquisition modeling
  152. Vibration noise control in laser satellite communication
  153. Acquisition time calculation and influence of vibrations for microsatellite laser communication in space
  154. Influence of severe vibrations on the visual perception of video sequences
  155. Influence of motion sensor error on image restoration from vibrations and motion
  156. Measured profiles of aerosols and turbulence for elevations of 2 to 20 km and consequences of widening of laser beams
  157. Mixed-Signal Architecture for Real-Time Two-Dimensional Live TV Image Restoration
  158. Medical image restoration of dynamic lungs using optical transfer function of lung motion
  159. Restoration of nonlinear motion-distorted composite frame
  160. Influence of severe vibrations on the visual perception of video sequences
  161. Influence of aerosols and optical turbulence strength on laser beam widening in the atmosphere
  162. Criteria for satellite image restoration success
  163. Restoration and resolution enhancement of a single image from a vibration-distorted image sequence
  164. Restoration of an image degraded by vibrations using only a single frame
  165. SATELLITE IMAGE RESTORATION BASED ON ATMOSPHERIC MTF EVALUATION
  166. Vertical profiles of aerosol and optical turbulence strength and their effects on atmospheric propagation
  167. Myopic deconvolution of adaptive optics images by use of object and point-spread function power spectra: comment
  168. Acquisition system for microsatellites laser communication in space
  169. Vertical profiles of aerosol and optical turbulence strength and their effects on atmospheric propagation
  170. Vibrated image restoration from a single frame
  171. Restoration and resolution enhancement of a single image from a vibration-distorted image sequence
  172. Satellite image restoration filter comparison
  173. Optical transfer function analysis of images blurred by nonharmonic vibrations characterized by their power spectrum density
  174. Comparison of direct blind deconvolution methods for motion-blurred images
  175. Imaging through the atmosphere: an overview
  176. Bandwidth maximization for satellite laser communication
  177. Motion-distorted composite-frame restoration
  178. Causes of atmospheric blur: comment on Atmospheric scattering effect on spatial resolution of imaging systems
  179. Causes of atmospheric blur in remote sensing: a system engineering approach to imaging
  180. General restoration filter for vibrated-image restoration
  181. Imaging vertically through the atmosphere: restoration of satellite images based on atmospheric MTF evaluation
  182. Blur in imaging through the atmosphere: a system engineering approach to imaging
  183. Role of the atmosphere in target acquisition: models versus experiment
  184. Bandwidth maximization for satellite laser communication
  185. Using satellite vibrations to improve performance of free-space satellite laser communication
  186. Comparison of direct methods for restoration of motion-blurred images
  187. Motion-distorted composite frame restoration
  188. Experimental investigation of the influence of the relative position of the scattering layer on image quality: the shower curtain effect
  189. Performance limitations of a free-space optical communication satellite network owing to vibrations: heterodyne detection
  190. Incorporating the entire modulation transfer function into an infrared target acquisition model
  191. Experimental comparison of three target acquisition models
  192. Relative effects of distortion and noise on target acquisition: the advisability of image restoration
  193. Direct method for restoration of motion-blurred images
  194. Adaptive bandwidth for satellite optical communication
  195. Optimum transmitter optics aperture for satellite optical communication
  196. Adaptive suboptimum detection of an optical pulse-position-modulation signal with a detection matrix and centroid tracking
  197. Aerosol light scatter vs turbulence effects in image blur
  198. Experimental comparison of three target acquisition models
  199. Relative effects of blur and noise on target acquisition: the advisability of image restoration
  200. Performance limitations of free-space optical communication satellite networks due to vibrations: direct detection digital mode
  201. Restoration of atmospherically blurred images according to weather-predicted atmospheric modulation transfer functions
  202. Real-time two-dimensional electronic image filtering and live TV restoration
  203. Adaptive suboptimum detection of optical PPM signal with detection matrix and centroid tracking
  204. Performance limitations of free space optical communication satellite networks due to vibrations: heterodyne detection
  205. Influence of sensor motion on infrared target acquisition
  206. Aerosol modulation transfer function: an overview
  207. Vibrated image restoration from two consecutive images
  208. Performance limitations of free-space optical communication satellite networks due to vibrations: direct-detection digital mode
  209. Image restoration for target detection: will it help?
  210. Evaluation of the PSF from motion-blurred images
  211. Imaging through the atmosphere from satellites: restoration of images based on atmospheric MTF
  212. Identification of Blur Parameters from Motion Blurred Images
  213. Beam width and transmitter power adaptive to tracking system performance for free-space optical communication
  214. Restoration of motion-blurred images
  215. General restoration filter for vibrated image restoration
  216. Free-space optical communication satellite networks-vibration effects and possible solutions
  217. Restoration of images degraded by extreme mechanical vibrations
  218. Adaptive optical transmitter and receiver for space communication through thin clouds
  219. Analytical method to calculate optical transfer functions for image motion and vibrations using moments
  220. Laser satellite communication network-vibration effect and possible solutions
  221. Performance limitations of free-space optical communication satellite networks due to vibrations—analog case
  222. Contrast vs noise effects on image quality
  223. Identification of blur parameters from motion-blurred images
  224. Beamwidth and transmitter power adaptive to tracking-system performance for free-space optical communication
  225. Analytical method to calculate optical transfer functions for image motion using moments and its implementation in image restoration
  226. Restoration of satellite images based on atmospheric MTF
  227. Optimum transmitter optics aperture for free space satellite optical communication as a function of tracking system performance
  228. Restoration of atmospherically blurred images using weather-predicted atmospheric modulation transfer function (MFT)
  229. Investigation of the influence of inhomogenous scattering media on image quality: the shower curtain effect
  230. Probing and monitoring aerosol and atmospheric clouds with an electro-optic oscillator
  231. Accurate method for prediction of atmospheric transmission according to weather
  232. Incorporating the entire modulation transfer function into a target acquisition model
  233. Free-space satellite optical communication: adaptive information bandwidth to maintain constant bit error rate during periods of high satellite vibration amplitudes
  234. Prediction of overall atmospheric modulation transfer function with standard weather parameters: comparison with measurements with two imaging systems
  235. Target acquisition modeling for contrast-limited imaging: effects of atmospheric blur and image restoration
  236. Automatic target recognition during sensor motion and vibration
  237. Search strategy for optimal infrared target acquisition performance
  238. Medical image restoration of dynamic lungs using optical transfer function of lung motion
  239. Free-space optical communication: detector array aperture for optical communication through thin clouds
  240. Prediction of overall atmospheric MTF with standard weather parameters: comparison with measurements with two imaging systems
  241. Quantitative evaluation of target acquisition capability when restoring images blurred by sensor motion
  242. Statistical model for aerosol size distribution parameters according to weather parameters
  243. Effects of atmospheric blur and image restoration on target acquisition range and probability
  244. Free-space optical communication: detector array aperture for optical communication through thin clouds
  245. Effect of particulates on performance of space optical communication and an adaptive method to minimize such effects
  246. Contrast-limited target acquisition: atmospheric and motion effects
  247. High-resolution restoration of images distorted by the atmosphere, based on an average atmospheric modulation transfer function
  248. Image motion restoration from a sequence of images
  249. Identification of the blur extent from motion-blurred images
  250. Experimental comparison of turbulence modulation transfer function and aerosol modulation transfer function through the open atmosphere
  251. Imaging through the atmosphere: practical instrumentation-based theory and verification of aerosol modulation transfer function: reply to comment
  252. Statistical models for the desert aerosol size distributions and comparison to MODTRAN models
  253. Prediction of airborne particle statistics according to weather forecasts: concentration and scattering area
  254. Thermal image target acquisition probabilities in the presence of vibrations
  255. Incorporation of atmospheric blurring effects in target acquisition modeling of thermal images
  256. Restoration of thermal images distorted by the atmosphere, using predicted atmospheric modulation transfer function
  257. Comparison between high-resolution restoration techniques of atmospherically distorted images
  258. Effects of practical aerosol forward scatter of infrared and visible light on atmospheric coherence diameter
  259. Influence of sensor motion on target acquisition
  260. Effects of absorption on image quality through a particulate medium
  261. Technique for active measurement of atmospheric transmittance using an imaging system: implementation at 10.6-μm wavelength
  262. Effects of aerosol forward scatter on the long- and short-exposure atmospheric coherence diameter
  263. Simple Mathematical Models for Temporal, Spatial, Angular, and Attenuation Characteristics of Light Propagating Through the Atmosphere for Space Optical Communication:
  264. High-resolution real-time restoration of atmospherically distorted infrared images
  265. Thermal imaging atmospheric effects and image restoration
  266. Target acquisition modeling of forward-motion considerations for airborne reconnaissance over hostile territory
  267. Analysis of Optical Pulse Distortion Through Clouds for Satellite to Earth Adaptive Optical Communication
  268. Automatic target recognition during sensor motion and vibration
  269. Effect of particulates on performance of optical communication in space and an adaptive method to minimize such effects
  270. Sensitive gas tube near-UV photon-counting detector based on excited-state photoionization
  271. Target acquisition probabilities for image motion and vibration
  272. Restoration of thermal images distorted by the atmosphere, using predicted atmospheric modulation transfer function
  273. Incorporation of atmospheric blurring effects in target acquisition modeling
  274. Restoration of images degraded by mechanical vibrations
  275. Prebreakdown gas tube detector of near UV radiation based on photoionization of excited states: time response to short N2laser pulses
  276. Effects of aerosol forward scatter on long- and short- exposure atmospheric coherence diameter
  277. High-resolution restoration of images distorted by the atmosphere, based upon average atmospheric modulation transfer function
  278. Statistical model for aerosol size distribution parameters according to weather parameters
  279. Adaptive optical transmitter and receiver for space communication through clouds
  280. A near UV envelope detector in the prebreakdown regime based on photoionization of excited gas atoms
  281. Theoretical and experimental investigation of image quality through an inhomogeneous turbulent medium
  282. Thermal imaging through the atmosphere: atmospheric modulation transfer function theory and verification
  283. Image resolution limits resulting from mechanical vibrations. Part IV: real-time numerical calculation of optical transfer functions and experimental verification
  284. Restoration of thermal images distorted by the atmosphere, based on measured and theoretical atmospheric modulation transfer function
  285. Restoration of thermal images distorted by the atmosphere, based upon measured and theoretical atmospheric modulation transfer function
  286. Motion considerations for airborne reconnaissance of a target over hostile territory
  287. Theoretical and experimental investigation of image quality through an inhomogeneous turbulent medium
  288. Thermal imaging through the atmosphere: atmospheric MTF theory and verification
  289. Aerosol scattering and absorption modulation transfer function
  290. Thermal imaging through the atmosphere: atmospheric MTF theory and verification
  291. Real-time numerical calculation of optical transfer function for image motion and vibration. Part 1: experimental verification
  292. Effects of aerosol forward-scatter of infrared and visible light on atmospheric coherence diameter: theory and validation
  293. Prediction of atmospheric extinction coefficient and comparison of transmission measurement methods: black target contrast versus aerosol scattering calculations
  294. Imaging through the atmosphere: practical instrumentation-based theory and verification of aerosol modulation transfer function
  295. Numerical calculation of MTF for image motion: experimental verification
  296. Aerosol and turbulence modulation transfer functions: comparison measurements in the open atmosphere
  297. Restoration of images degraded by motion
  298. Comparison of turbulence MTF and aerosol MTF
  299. Prediction of aerosol distributions parameters according to weather forecast: status report
  300. Imaging through the atmosphere - Practical instrumentation-based theory and verification of aerosol MTF
  301. Effects of aerosol forward scatter on atmospheric coherence diameter: theory and validation
  302. On the relationship of number of students to academic level
  303. Forecasting optical turbulence strength on the basis of macroscale meteorology and aerosols: models and validation
  304. Image resolution limits resulting from mechanical vibrations. Part III:numerical calculation of modulation transfer function
  305. Multiple-diode laser optomechanical issues
  306. Numerical calculation of image motion and vibration modulation transfer functions: a new method
  307. Numerical calculation of image motion and vibration modulation transfer function
  308. Prediction of Cn2 on the basis of macroscale meteorology including aerosols
  309. Prediction of coarse aerosol statistics according to weather forecast
  310. Prediction of thermal-image quality as a function of weather forecast
  311. Overall atmospheric MTF and aerosol MTF cutoff
  312. Forecasting optical turbulence strength: effects of macroscale meteorology and aerosols
  313. Image resolution limits resulting from mechanical vibrations
  314. Prediction of thermal image quality as a function of weather forecasts
  315. Numerical calculation of modulation transfer functions for low-frequency mechanical vibrations
  316. Prediction of image propagation quality through the atmosphere:the dependence of atmospheric modulation transfer function on weather
  317. Prediction Of Image Quality Through The Atmosphere As A Function Of Weather Forecast
  318. Prediction Of Image Quality Through The Desert Atmosphere
  319. Can Image Quality Through The Atmosphere Be Predicted In Advance?
  320. Overview Of Imaging Through The Atmosphere
  321. Prediction Of Effects Of Weather On Image Quality Propagated Through The Atmosphere
  322. Prediction of effects of weather on image quality: preliminary results of model validation
  323. Advance Prediction Of Effects Of Atmosphere On Image Quality
  324. Imaging Through The Atmosphere For Airborne Reconnaissance
  325. <title>Short Wavelength Responsivity Improvement And Long Wavelength Responsivity Degradation In Photodiodes As A Result Of Gamma Irradiation</title>
  326. Image Resolution Limits Resulting From Mechanical Vibrations
  327. Imaging Through The Atmosphere For Airborne Reconnaissance
  328. Space as an Adverse Environment: Vacuum Surface and Gamma Ray Irradiation Effects on LED's and Photodiodes
  329. Optoelectronic Diodes And CCDs In Vacuum
  330. Non-Optogalvanic Signal Characteristic Times in Prebreakdown Discharges
  331. How Weather Affects Seeing Through The Atmosphere
  332. Long wavelength bulk absorption cutoffs in GaAs light-emitting diodes exhibiting vacuum and gamma-irradiation emission wavelength tunability
  333. Image Resolution Limits Resulting From Mechanical Vibrations
  334. Short Wavelength Responsivity Improvement and Long Wavelength Responsivity Degradation in Photodiodes as a Result of Gamma Irradiation
  335. Laser-triggered dynamic breakdown of gases and laser-induced prebreakdown signals
  336. A simple qualitative model of surface versus bulk effects in gamma‐ray irradiatedp‐ndiodes
  337. Dynamic nonoptogalvanic signal polarity and magnitude in prebreakdown gas discharges
  338. Effects Of Aerosols On Imaging Through The Atmosphere: A Review Of Spatial Frequency And Wavelength Dependent Effects
  339. Observation Of Light Detection By Glass-Metal Seals: The Possibility Of Optical-Fiber Light Detectors
  340. Meteorological Effects On Image Quality: Reconnaissance Considerations
  341. Wavelength Effects of Soil-derived Aerosols on Atmospheric Scattering Coefficient
  342. Microwave Point Contact Diode Responsivity Improvement through Surface Effects in Vacuum (Short Papers)
  343. Theory of a fast, sensitive, submillimeter wave glow discharge detector
  344. Significant photodiode quantum efficiency improvement and spectral response alteration through surface effects in vacuum
  345. Observation of light detection by glass-metal seals: their influence on measurements involving discharges as light detectors and the possibility of optical-fiber light detectors
  346. Photodiode Quantum Efficiency Improvement through Vacuum Surface Effects
  347. Gamma Ray Irradiated LEDs In Vacuum: Surface Emission And Significant Wavelength Tuning Via Surface States
  348. Gamma ray irradiated LED's: Surface emission and significant wavelength tuning via surface states
  349. Observation of Cooper minima in excited-s-state photoionization cross sections in neon and argon
  350. Effects Of Aerosols On Imaging Through The Atmosphere: Spatial Frequency And Wavelength Dependent Effects
  351. Wavelength tuning of GaAs LED's through surface effects
  352. Heterodyne detection through rain, snow, and turbid media: effective receiver size at optical through millimeter wavelengths
  353. Spectral tuning and linewidth narrowing of shallow-junction surface emitting GaAs LED́s through γ-ray irradiation
  354. Optogalvanic response to light: photon energy vs photon number
  355. Spatial-frequency- and wavelength-dependent effects of aerosols on the atmospheric modulation transfer function
  356. Spatial-frequency dependence of scattered background light: The atmospheric modulation transfer function resulting from aerosols
  357. Spectral Tuning Of Shallow-Junction Surface-Emitting Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs) Through γ-Ray Irradiation
  358. Spectral effects of desert dust on imaging through the atmosphere
  359. Wavelength variation of visible and near-infrared resolution through the atmosphere: dependence on aerosol and meteorological conditions
  360. General wavelength dependence of imaging through the atmosphere
  361. Characteristics of holographic scanners utilizing a concave auxiliary reflector
  362. Characteristics of active and passive 2-D holographic scanner imaging systems for the middle infrared
  363. Gas discharge response to light: dependence of linearity on space charge for optogalvanic and excited-state photoionization signals
  364. EFFECTS OF SPACE CHARGE ON THE "EFFECTIVE CROSS SECTION"
  365. IF Conversion Gain of Glow Discharge Lamps X-Band Mixers for High LO Power Levels
  366. Ultraviolet photoconductive detectors in Zn3P2
  367. Photoionization of excited atoms in dc gas discharges by low‐intensity light and its analogy to gas‐breakdown with high‐intensity lasers
  368. Photoionization of excited atoms by low intensity light: experimental test of the effective cross section
  369. Atomic deexcitation effects of X-rays on gases
  370. Spectral characteristics of image quality for imaging horizontally through the atmosphere: erratum
  371. Antenna properties of glow-discharge detectors of microwave radiation
  372. Photo Ionization of Excited Atoms in Gas-Filled Photodiodes: Improved Detectivity with Microsecond-Order Risetime
  373. A curriculum in electrooptics for electrical engineers
  374. The Effective Cross Section
  375. Glow Discharge Detection of Long Wavelength Electromagnetic Radiation: Cascade Ionization Process Internal Signal Gain and Temporal and Spectral Response Properties
  376. Spectral Dependence of Rise Time in Gas Filled Phototubes: Implications concerning Possible Miniaturization of Gas Discharge Detectors of Electromagnetic Radiation
  377. Very High Sensitivity Heterodyne Detection of X-Band Radiation with Neon Indicator Lamps
  378. The role of excited atoms in UV photopreionization TEA lasers
  379. Internal signal gain in subnormal glow-discharge detection of microwave radiation†
  380. Multiphoton ionization front excited states
  381. Spectral characteristics of image quality for imaging horizontally through the atmosphere
  382. Improved detection of ultraviolet radiation with gas-filled phototubes through photoionization of excited atoms
  383. A sensitive ultraviolet radiation detector based on photoionization of excited atoms
  384. DESIGN OF GLOW DISCHARGE PLASMA LAMPS FOR ECONOMIC REAL-TIME MICROWAVE HOLOGRAPHY
  385. Correction to "Video detection of millimeter waves with glow discharge tubes"
  386. Electro-Optical Color Sorting of Agricultural Particles
  387. Abnormal glow discharge detection of visible radiation
  388. Low-cost tuned filters using subnormal glow discharges
  389. Effects of ionizing radiation on glow discharge detectors
  390. Low-cost glow discharge tube microwave frequency sensor
  391. Subnormal Glow Discharge Detection of Optical and Microwave Radiation
  392. Signal processing scheme for reducing atmospheric modulation noise in optical communication
  393. Commercial Glow Discharge Tubes As Detectors of X-Band Radiation (Short Papers)
  394. Noise spectra of commercial indicator-lamp glow-discharge detectors
  395. Video detection of millimeter waves with glow discharge tubes: Part I—Physical description; part II—Experimental results
  396. Millimetre-wave holography recording with glow discharge detectors
  397. Correction to "On the mechanism of glow discharge detection of microwave and millimeter wave radiation"
  398. On the mechanism of glow discharge detection of microwave and millimeter-wave radiation
  399. A low-cost millimeter-wave glow-discharge detector
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  402. Identification of motion blur for blind image restoration
  403. Restoration of images degraded by mechanical vibrations
  404. Analytical method to calculate optical transfer functions for image motion and its implementation in vibrated image restoration
  405. Restoration of images degraded by mechanical vibrations