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Experimental Imaging Examples High Speed Digital Imaging Conducted tests of high speed digital (HSD) camera systems, including field tests and bench tests supporting HSD Camera Technology Reviews. Reviews were designed to assess the state-of-the-shelf of the HSD industry. Evaluated each camera's ability to operate in the launch environment, to provide an accurate time-stamp, and to provide imagery of value to the engineering analyst. |
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Infrared Imaging
Planned and directed numerous experiments to evaluate infrared (IR) cameras as tools for engineering analysis of Space Shuttle launches. Evaluated cameras sensitive to a variety of infrared spectral regions. Infrared imaging systems were evaluated for engineering analysis of Shuttle launches and for monitoring pre-launch fueling activities. Results of these imaging experiments led to the establishment of an IR imaging requirement for Shuttle launches. Developed a timing accuracy bench test for IR cameras. Conducted timing tests on IR cameras being considered for use during Shuttle launches. Reported timing test results to the cameras' vendors, enabling deficiencies to be addressed. |
Stereoscopic 3D Imaging Planned, coordinated, and directed stereoscopic 3D imaging experiments during the Ares 1X launch, the Falcon 9 COTS 1 launch, and numerous Shuttle launches. Stereo-3D imagery that exaggerates depth perception offers potential benefits for analysis of launch debris. The experiments were conducted to evaluate procedures for producing exaggerated stereo-3D imagery and to assess the effectiveness of those procedures. In addition, the experiments served as the setting to investigate the various technologies needed to plan for, acquire, transmit, record, process, display, and view stereoscopic 3D imagery. Note: Red/cyan anaglyph eyewear is needed to view the image at right in stereo-3D. |
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