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GRD [m]
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Height [m]
Graph 4. Ground resolved distance GRD of a 3CCD camera.
Determination of the spectral resolution
Spectral resolution, i.e. the range of wavelengths of the electro-
magnetic spectrum that the sensor is capable of distinguishing
in a proposed set is determined by the CCD cameras sensitivity
and the optical filters.
The NIR range was recorded by means of a monochromatic
camera with one of the filters B--W 092 or B+W 093. The IR
sensor sensitivity expressed as the product of the camera
sensitivity and the filter transmissivity is presented in the
following graph.
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Wavelength (nm]
Graph 5. IR sensor sensitivity
The UV range was recorded by means of a monochromatic
camera with the set of the filters B+W403 and B+WO081.
Except for UV radiation, filter B+W403 transmits some NIR
radiation. To eliminate this, another filter was applied that
transmits UV radiation and seals off IR.
Transmission M
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Waviength [nm}
Graph 6. UV sensor sensitivity
SELECTION OF OPTIMUM CHANNELS
FOR IMAGERY RECORDING
To select the optimum ranges for imagery recording for the
specific objects on the defined background, it is necessary to
make an analysis of the spectral characteristics of reflectivity of
the object and the background.
Selection of the spectral range for the study of the spectral
reflectivity coefficient for selected objects and background was
determined by the range of spectral sensitivity of the video
cameras used in the system.
The study of the spectral reflectivity characteristics was done
using FieldSpec Open Skies spectroradiometer.
Fig. 7. FieldSpec Open Skies spectroradiometer
The following graph presents examples of reflectivity
characteristics for one of the studied fabric samples
— Brown
09 Green
Dark-green
0.8 — — Black |
— White
Odbicie [x100%]
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Wavelength [nm]
Graph 8. Spectral reflectivity characteristics for sample 4.
To determine the camouflage properties of the fabric it is
necessary to make analysis of the spectral reflectivity
characteristics of the background against which the fabric
would be exposed. .
The differentiation of the object and the background luminance
is the indispensable condition to detect an object during
observation. This difference is defined as contrast.
Te contrast was analyzed on the basis of measurements of the
spectral reflectivity characteristics of selected study objects and
various kinds of background.