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Date Published: 19 September 2001
Pages: 1038
ISBN: 9781510619128
Volume: MS169
Pages: 1038
ISBN: 9781510619128
Volume: MS169
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xv Preface (R. Hradaynath)
Part One
Image Intensification
Image Intensification
3 Introduction (R. Hradaynath)
5 Segregation of form, color, movement, and depth:
anatomy,physiology, and perception
Margaret Livingstone, David Hubel (Science 1988)
15 A hierarchical model for early visual processing
Abdesselam Bouzerdoum (in Human Vision, Visual
Processing, and Digital Display V, B. E.
Rogowitz, J. P. Allebach, editors, 1994)
23 Visual-perception models
G. H. Kornfeld, W. R. Lawson (Journal of the
Optical Society of America 1971)
33 Contrast thresholds of the human eye
H. Richard Blackwell (Journal of the Optical
Society of America 1946)
53 Interaction of vision with optical aids
Ian Overington (Journal of the Optical Society
of America 1973)
60 Lightness scale from image intensity distributions
W. A. Richards (Applied Optics 1982)
74 Spectral radiance in the S20-range and luminance
of the clear and overcast night sky
D. H. Hohn, W. Buchtemann (Applied Optics 1973)
84 Photoemissive, photoconductive, and optical
absorption studies of alkali-antimony compounds
W. E. Spicer (Physical Review 1958)
93 Brief history of photoemissive materials
Alfred H. Sommer (in Photodetectors and Power
Meters, K. J. Kaufmann, editor, 1993)
104 Modern theory and applications of photocathodes
W. E. Spicer, A. Herrera-Gomez (in
Photodetectors and Power Meters, K. J. Kaufmann,
editor, 1993)
120 Characterization of some common CRT phosphors
W. E. Flynt (in Ultrahigh Speed and High Speed
Photography, Photonics, and Videography '89, G.
L. Stradling, editor, 1989)
128 Advancement in microchannel plate technology
B. N. Laprade (in Electron Tubes and Image
Intensifiers, C. B. Johnson, B. N. Laprade, editors,
1992)
157 XX1610--The super 2nd generation image intensifier
tube
Jacques Dupuy (Electronic Components and
Applications 1992)
164 High resolution microchannel plate image tube
results
C. B. Johnson, Stanley B. Patton, E. J. Bender
(Journal of Electronic Imaging 1992)
168 Low-light level imaging
Gerard van Aller, Walter Kuhl (Acta Electronica
1977)
177 New image intensifiers provide clearer picture
Dan Boyle (Signal 1991)
179 Intensifying light--stronger vision in the third
generation
Dan Boyle (Defense Electronics &
Computing/Supplement to International Defense Review
1989)
184 Current status and performance characteristics of
night vision aids
Illes P. Csorba (in Opto-Electronic Imaging
1985)
211 Night vision with generation III image
intensifiers
P. Girard, Y. Beauvais, P. De Groot (in Opto-
Electronic Imaging 1985)
223 Image transfer properties of proximity focused
image tubes
Edward H. Eberhardt (Applied Optics 1977)
230 Nanosecond gating of proximity focused channel
plate intensifiers
Albert J. Lieber (Review of Scientific
Instruments 1972)
235 Undersea imaging and target detection with gated
image intensifier tubes
Illes P. Csorba (in Image Intensification, I. P.
Csorba,editor, 1989)
239 Design of state-of-the-art image intensifier
equipment
R. P. Slegtenhorst (in Opto-Electronic Imaging
1985)
248 The development of the combiner eyepiece night
vision goggle
Alexander A. Cameron (in Helmet-Mounted Displays
II, R. J. Lewandowski, editor, 1990)
262 Opto-electronic imaging: the state of the art
[excerpts: 2.1, introduction, 2.2, image perception]
R. Hradaynath (in Opto-Electronic Imaging 1985)
268 Night vision devices and characteristics
H. Lee Task (in Visual Problems in Night
Operations 1992)
276 Advanced lightweight high voltage power supply for
night vision goggles
Edward Fuhr, Michael Garbi (in Proc. PCIM '93,
Power Conversion and Intelligent Motion 1993)
284 NVG resolution performance at low contrast levels
Lars Tjernstrom (in Infrared Technology XVIII,
B. F.Andresen, F. D. Shepherd, editors, 1992)
289 Holographic night-vision goggles
anonymous (International Defense Review 1987)
290 Vernier acuity through night vision goggles
Jeff Rabin (Optometry and Vision Science 1993)
293 Human factors and safety considerations of night
vision systems flight
Robert W. Verona, Clarence E. Rash (in Display
System Optics II, H. M. Assenheim, editor, 1989)
304 Seeing...
anonymous (International Defense Review 1989)
305 A high-performance LLLTV CCD camera for nighttime
pilotage George M. Williams Jr. (in Electron Tubes and
Image Intensifiers, C. B. Johnson, B. N. Laprade,
editors, 1992)
323 Sensors for small arms
Scott Gourley, Mark Hewish (International
Defense Review 1995)
328 Piercing the darkness
Scott R. Gourley (Defense & Security Electronics
1989)
332 Birth and evolution of visionics
Robert Swern Wiseman (in Infrared Imaging
Systems: Design, Analysis, Modeling, and Testing III,
G. C. Holst, editor, 1992)
342 Influence of temperature on the MTF of cascaded
image-intensifier tubes
P. K. Datta, P. Das Gupta, O. P. Nijhawan, R.
Hradaynath (Applied Optics 1984)
347 Target acquisition modeling for contrast-limited
imaging: effects of atmospheric blur and image
restoration
D. Sadot, N. S. Kopeika, S. R. Rotman (Journal
of the Optical Society of America A 1995)
361 PHIND: an analytic model to predict target
acquisition distance with image intensifiers
Johannes J. Vos, Aart van Meeteren (Applied
Optics 1991)
370 An appreciation on system limitations for
observation by electro-optical devices
R. Hradaynath (Journal of the Institution of
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers 1978)
377 Characterization of task performance with viewing
instruments
A. van Meeteren (Journal of the Optical Society
of America A 1990)
385 Photon counting arrays for spatially varying, low
light level signals
A. Mathewson, J. C. Alderman, J. Ryan, R. M.
Redfern, G. T. Wrixon (in Photodetectors and Power
Meters, K. J. Kaufmann, editor, 1993)
397 Photon-counting detector systems
J. Gethyn Timothy (in Instrumentation for
Ground-Based Optical Astronomy: Present and Future, L.
B. Robinson, editor, 1988)
408 1-inch all electrostatic super HARP tube and
camera for HDTV--a new possibility for very dark images
with super-fine resolution
Mitsuhiro Kurashige, Kenkichi Tanioka, Masaharu
Ooka, Tadaaki Hirai (in Recording Systems: High-
Resolution Cameras and Recording Devices and Laser
Scanning and Recording Devices, L. Beiser, R. K. Lenz,
editors, 1993)
418 The invisible art of camouflage
Murray Hammick (International Defense Review
1992)
423 Night vision: the Indian scene
P. K. Datta, O. P. Nijhawan (Electronics Today
1994)
430 Technology for tomorrow's night vision
Doug Richardson (Armada International 1997)
436 Fiber array optics for electronic imaging
Robert J. Burger, David A. Greenberg (in
Electron Image Tubes and Image Intensifiers II, I. P.
Csorba, editor, 1991)
448 Night vision devices (January 1980 - June 1991):
Citations from the NTIS database
(National Technical Information Service 1991)
Part Two
Thermal Imaging
Thermal Imaging
477 Introduction (R. Hradaynath)
479 Discussion of black body radiation and entropy
Christopher C. Jones, Peter C. Jones, Richard J.
Jones (in Infrared Technology XV, I. J. Spiro, editor,
1990)
494 Infrared image sensors
Paul R. Norton (Optical Engineering 1991)
509 Performance of mercury cadmium telluride
photoconductive detectors
A. Jozwikowska, K. Jozwikowski, A. Rogalski
(Infrared Physics 1991)
521 Photovoltaic Hg[1-x]Cd[x]Te detectors for 12 um
application
R. Wollrab, A. Bauer, M. Bruder, J. Wendler, J.
Ziegler, H. Maier (in Advanced Infrared Detectors and
Systems 1990)
527 GaAs/AlGaAs multiquantum well IR detectors
M. Kobayashi, M. Nakanishi, Y. Notani, K. Aono,
Y. Komine, W. Susaki (in Infrared Technology XVI, I. J.
Spiro, editor, 1990)
533 Comparison and competition between MCT and QW
structure material for use in IR detectors
S. C. Shen (Microelectronics Journal 1994)
560 GaAs/AlGaAs quantum well infrared photoconductors
versus HgCdTe photodiodes for long-wavelength infrared
applications
Antoni Rogalski, Krzyzstof Jozwikowski (Optical
Engineering 1994)
568 Advances in multiple quantum well IR detectors
Walter Bloss, Michael O'Loughlin, Mary
Rosenbluth (in Infrared Sensors: Detectors,
Electronics, and Signal Processing, T. S. J. Jayadev,
editor, 1991)
577 A critical look at AlGaAs/GaAs multiple-quantum-
well infrared detectors for thermal imaging
applications
F. W. Adams, K. F. Cuff, G. Gal, Alex Harwit, R.
L.Whitney (in Infrared Sensors: Detectors, Electronics,
and Signal Processing, T. S. J. Jayadev, editor, 1991)
592 Mercury zinc telluride 10.6 um ambient temperature
photodetectors
J. Piotrowski (Acta Physica Polonica A 1991)
607 Thermoelectrically cooled arsenic diffused medium-
wavelength infrared HgCdTe photodiodes
Robert Ciupa, Antoni Rogalski, Jaroslaw
Rutkowski, Jozef Piotrowski (Optical Engineering 1994)
613 Operation and properties of narrow-gap
semiconductor devices near room temperature using non-
equilibrium techniques
T. Ashley, C. T. Elliott (Semiconductor Science
and Technology 1991)
620 Near room-temperature IR photo-detectors
J. Piotrowski, W. Galus, M. Grudzien (Infrared
Physics 1991)
668 Long-wavelength infrared detection in a
photovoltaic-type superlattice structure
Byungsung O, J.-W. Choe, M. H. Francombe, K. M.
S. V. Bandara, E. Sorar, D. D. Coon, Y. F. Lin, W. J.
Takei (Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B 1991)
673 Improved tunable InSb FIR detectors
G. Strasser, K. Bochter, M. Witzany, E. Gornik
(Infrared Physics 1991)
677 New trends in infrared detector technology
Antoni Rogalski (Infrared Physics and Technology
1994)
698 An integrating detector for serial scan thermal
imaging
C. T. Elliott, D. Day, D. J. Wilson (Infrared
Physics 1982)
710 Modulation transfer function and number of
equivalent elements for SPRITE detectors
Glenn D. Boreman, Allen E. Plogstedt (Applied
Optics 1988)
715 256 x 256 PACE-1 PV HgCdTe focal plane arrays for
medium and short wavelength infrared applications
L. J. Kozlowski, K. Vural, V. H. Johnson, J. K.
Chen, R. B. Bailey, D. Bui, M. J. Gubala, J. R. Teague
(in Infrared Detectors and Focal Plane Arrays, E. L.
Dereniak, R. E. Sampson, editors, 1990)
722 HgCdTe on Si for hybrid and monolithic FPAs
Ken Zanio (in Infrared Detectors and Focal Plane
Arrays, E. L. Dereniak, R. E. Sampson, editors, 1990)
736 A 512 x 512-element PtSi Schottky-barrier infrared
image sensor
Masafumi Kimata, Masahiko Denda, Naoki Yutani,
Shuhei Iwade, Natsuro Tsubouchi (IEEE Journal of Solid-
State Circuits 1987)
742 128 x 128-element IrSi Schottky-barrier focal
plane arrays for long-wavelength infrared imaging
Bor-Yeu Tsaur, Michael J. McNutt, Richard A.
Bredthauer, R. B. Mattson (IEEE Electron Device Letters
1989)
745 HgCdTe 128 128 infrared focal plane arrays on
alternative substrates of CdZnTe/GaAs/Si
S. M. Johnson, M. H. Kalisher, W. L. Ahlgren, J.
B. James, C. A. Cockrum (Applied Physics Letters 1990)
748 Attainment of high sensitivity at elevated
operating temperatures with staring hybrid HgCdTe-on-
sapphire focal plane arrays
Lester J. Kozlowski, William V. McLevige,
Scott A. Cabelli, A. H. B. Vanderwyck, Donald E.
Cooper, Edward R. Blazejewski, Kadri Vural, William E.
Tennant (Optical Engineering 1994)
760 Recent improvements of IRFPAs at LIR
D. Amingual, J. P. Chamonal, J. Cluzel, G. L.
Destefanis (in Infrared Detectors: State of the Art, W.
H. Makky, editor, 1992)
770 Second generation-FPA's with MCT sensor arrays in
hybrid approach
Johann Ziegler, Martin Bruder, Joachim Wendler,
Horst Maier (in Infrared Detectors: State of the Art,
W. H. Makky, editor, 1992)
782 Advanced materials techniques for large HgCdTe
focal plane arrays
W. E. Tennant, L. J. Kozlowski, L. O. Bubulac,
E. R. Gertner, K. Vural (in Fourth International
Conference on Advanced Infrared Detectors and Systems
1990)
787 A review of key trends in HgCdTe materials for IR
focal plane arrays
C. A. Castro (in Growth and Characterization of
Materials for Infrared Detectors, R. E. Longshore, J.
W. Baars, editors, 1993)
795 Focal-plane arrays revolutionize thermal imaging
Mark Hewish (International Defense Review 1993)
800 Results of laboratory evaluation of staring arrays
Curtis M. Webb (in Infrared Imaging Systems:
Design, Analysis, Modeling, and Testing, G. C. Holst,
editor, 1990)
812 Characterization of IR focal plane test stations
C. R. Costanzo, C. L. Kauffman, K. Dang (in
Infrared Detectors and Focal Plane Arrays, E. L.
Dereniak, R. E. Sampson, editors, 1990)
822 Detailed characterization of advanced technology
focal plane arrays
S. R. Hawkins, R. P. Farley, A. K. Gressle, C.
H. Bazzill, G. W. Hines, S. L. Schlegelmilch, A. H.
Hubert (in Test and Evaluation of Infrared Detectors
and Arrays, F. M. Hoke, editor, 1989)
836 Measurement and analysis of 2-D infrared natural
background
N. Ben-Yosef, K. Wilner, S. Simhony, G. Feigin
(Applied Optics 1985)
841 Improved minimum resolvable temperature difference
model for infrared imaging systems
J. G. Vortman, A. Bar-Lev (Optical Engineering
1987)
848 Minimum resolvable temperature predictions, test
methodology, and data analysis
Gerald C. Holst (in Infrared Technology XV, I.
J. Spiro,editor, 1990)
859 What eye model should we use for MRT testing?
Gerald C. Holst, Allen R. Taylor (in Infrared
Imaging Systems: Design, Analysis, Modeling, and
Testing, G. C. Holst, editor, 1990)
868 Current readout of infrared detectors
Nathan Bluzer, Arthur S. Jensen (Optical
Engineering 1987)
876 Development of infrared optical systems
Harald Schlott (in Infrared Imaging Systems:
Design,Analysis, Modeling, and Testing, G. C. Holst,
editor, 1990)
883 Range calculations for staring Schottky barrier
sensors
P. W. Pellegrini (Optical Engineering 1989)
889 Range estimation of thermal imaging system from
MRTD and MTF measurement
P. K. Datta, A. Kumar, O. P. Nijhawan, D. R.
Poddar (Optik 1994)
892 Review of Schottky-barrier imager technology
Walter F. Kosonocky (in Infrared Detectors and
Focal Plane Arrays, E. L. Dereniak, R. E. Sampson,
editors, 1990)
917 Battlefield optronics: armies seek high
performance and low weight
Mark Hewish (International Defense Review 1994)
923 UK Thermal Imaging Common Modules Class II - an
update on detector and related component enhancements
Ann P. Davis (in Infrared Technology XV, I. J.
Spiro, editor, 1990)
932 Design considerations for TV compatible platinum
silicide sensors
W. S. Ewing (in Infrared Technology XV, I. J.
Spiro, editor, 1990)
945 Vision center brightens night combat operations
anonymous (Signal 1991)
951 CCDing in the dark
William P. McCracken (IEEE Spectrum 1992)
956 System design of a long wavelength IR CCD camera
based on a 240 x 4 MCT focal plane array
T. R. Briere, R. Hohenberger, J. P. Chatard (in
Infrared Technology XVI, I. J. Spiro, editor, 1990)
965 IR systems for helicopter pilotage
Brian Bauman, William L. Wolfe (in Infrared
Technology XVIII, B. F. Andresen, F. D. Shepherd,
editors, 1993)
970 Infrared radiation from rocket plumes
Claus B. Ludwig, Alan M. Klier, William Malkmus,
Mark Adams, Harold Newby (in Infrared Technology XVI,
I. J. Spiro, editor, 1990)
983 Spotting the sea-skimmer: navies turn to infrared
for searching and tracking
David Foxwell, Mark Hewish (International
Defense Review 1993)
986 Mirage formation in the thermal region
R. N. Singh, S. S. Negi, A. K. Sahay, A. Singh,
K. O. G. Varughese, A. K. Walia (Applied Optics 1994)
988 Solid state pyroelectric imager
Neal Butler, Sato Iwasa (in Infrared Detectors
and Focal Plane Arrays II, E. L. Dereniak, R. E.
Sampson, editors, 1992)
997 Fighting the dark: policy on 24h combat still
lacking
Mark Hewish, Murray Hammick, John Boatman
(International Defense Review 1992)
1004 Micromachined bolometer arrays achieve low cost
imaging
R. Andrew Wood, Norman A. Foss (Laser Focus World 1993)
1009 Surveillance cameras steal away the night
Andrew Owen (Laser Focus World 1997)
1013 Author Index
1017 Subject Index
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