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11 October 1989 Temporal Characteristics Of Turbulence-Induced Image Motion
David B. Soules, James J. Drexler, Arthur H. Waldie, John A. Qualtrough, Frank D. Eaton, William A. Peterson, John R. Hines
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Abstract
A prototype atmospheric turbulence 'seeing' monitor was upgraded to provide a means of freezing, capturing, and digitizing up to 35,000 frames of two-dimensional image data at rates up to 350 frames per second with submillisecond exposure times. Analysis of this data is presented, yielding crucial information about the frequency spectra of turbulence-induced angle-of-arrival fluctuations. This information is used to establish a range of measurement parameters which are suitable for characterizing the statistical nature of the fluctuations and to establish a practical means for experimentally determining periods of atmospheric stationarity.
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David B. Soules, James J. Drexler, Arthur H. Waldie, John A. Qualtrough, Frank D. Eaton, William A. Peterson, and John R. Hines "Temporal Characteristics Of Turbulence-Induced Image Motion", Proc. SPIE 1115, Propagation Engineering, (11 October 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.960875
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KEYWORDS
Turbulence

Atmospheric turbulence

Adaptive optics

Prisms

CCD cameras

Data acquisition

Atmospheric propagation

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