Innovations and Challenges in Polarization Imaging Detection Technology
A special issue of Photonics (ISSN 2304-6732).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 April 2024) | Viewed by 116
Special Issue Editors
Interests: optical transmission characteristics testing; multi-dimensional optical imaging; multi-point and multi-functional space laser communication research; target polarization characteristics testing; space target polarization detection; multi-angle, multi-functional and multi-dimensional polarization imaging detection technology
Interests: polarization detection; polarization transmission characteristics; optical information processing; polarized optical model; applied optics
Interests: optical system design; polarization spectrum detection; free-form imaging technology; infrared imaging technology; optical inspection technology
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Polarization detection technology is an emerging cutting-edge technology that adds polarization information to traditional intensity imaging. It can provide two-dimensional light intensity distribution and obtain the target’s polarization information. It is important in the fields of target identification, optical remote sensing, military reconnaissance, and address exploration. Today, with the development of the polarization field, polarized three-dimensional imaging, the development and application of ultra-surface polarization devices and other technologies tend to mature, and gradually replace some of the old technology.
In order to promote this rapidly developing and important technology field, the aim of this Special Issue is to solicit manuscripts that provide effective solutions to future challenges in the field of polarized optics. Topics of interest for this Special Issue include, but are not limited, to the following:
- Optical transmission characteristics testing;
- Multi-dimensional optical imaging;
- Space laser communication research;
- Target polarization characteristics testing;
- Space target polarization detection;
- Analysis of target surface polarization characteristics;
- Polarization imaging detection technology;
- Establishment of target surface polarization characteristics models.
Prof. Dr. Qiang Fu
Dr. Su Zhang
Dr. Haodong Shi
Guest Editors
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