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12 August 1988 Measured Degradation In Image Quality When Imaging Through A Wavy Air-Water Interface
N Witherspoon, J Holloway, D Brown, M Strand, B Price, R Miller, L Estep
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Abstract
The quality of the image of underwater objects viewed through a wavy air-water interface has been experimentally investigated for plunger-driven gravity waves and wind-driven capillary waves. Bottom targets were illuminated by short laser pulses and images captured in digital video format. Qualitative results are tabulated for loss of resolution, image distortion, and image break-up, as related to wave parameters including wave spectra.
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N Witherspoon, J Holloway, D Brown, M Strand, B Price, R Miller, and L Estep "Measured Degradation In Image Quality When Imaging Through A Wavy Air-Water Interface", Proc. SPIE 0925, Ocean Optics IX, (12 August 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.945746
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Image quality

Video

Distortion

Ocean optics

Wavefronts

Capillaries

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