Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 58, Issue 20, 2030003(2021)

Spectral Characteristics of Camouflage Materials Based on Hyperspectral Remote Sensing

Yanyu Fu, Guang Yang*, Dejun Li, Haifeng Tan, Xiaorui Sun, and Chunbai Jin
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  • Aviation University of Air Force, Changchun, Jilin 130000, China
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    Flow chart of experimental design
    Experimental layout
    Experimental equipment. (a) DJI UAV equipped with spectrometer; (b) imaging spectrometer
    Original spectral curves. (a) Green wooden boards and green steel plates; (b) silver-white wooden model and silver-white iron model; (c) green plastic lawn and green real lawn
    Spectral curves after envelope removal. (a) Green wooden boards and green steel plates; (b) silver-white wooden model and silver-white iron model; (c) green plastic lawn and green real lawn
    • Table 1. Parameters of Resonon Pike L hyperspectral imager

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      Table 1. Parameters of Resonon Pike L hyperspectral imager

      Sensor performance indexValue
      Spectral range /nm400--1000
      Spectral resolution /nm2.1
      Spatial resolution /cm5
      Number of bands150
      Field of view /(°)17.6
      Interval/nm4
      Number of spectral channels281
      Number of spatial channels900
      Maximum number of frames per second249
      Bit depth12
      Weight /kg0.6
      Size /(cm×cm×cm)10.0×12.5×5.3
      Connection methodUSB 3.0
      Aperturef/2.4
      Pixel size /μm5.86
      Average root-mean-square radius /μm6
    • Table 2. Evaluation of camouflage effect based on Euclidean distance

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      Table 2. Evaluation of camouflage effect based on Euclidean distance

      EFGH
      I0.09860.18590.97631.1543
    • Table 3. Evaluation of camouflage effect based on spectral information divergence

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      Table 3. Evaluation of camouflage effect based on spectral information divergence

      EFGH
      I0.01230.01950.02080.0395
    • Table 4. Evaluation of camouflage effect based on spectral angle matching

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      Table 4. Evaluation of camouflage effect based on spectral angle matching

      EFGH
      I0.09360.11830.17890.2871
    • Table 5. Evaluation of camouflage effect based on segment coding matching

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      Table 5. Evaluation of camouflage effect based on segment coding matching

      EFGH
      I0.89040.86460.47820.4911
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    Yanyu Fu, Guang Yang, Dejun Li, Haifeng Tan, Xiaorui Sun, Chunbai Jin. Spectral Characteristics of Camouflage Materials Based on Hyperspectral Remote Sensing[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(20): 2030003

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    Paper Information

    Category: Spectroscopy

    Received: Jan. 5, 2021

    Accepted: Feb. 4, 2021

    Published Online: Oct. 15, 2021

    The Author Email: Yang Guang (yg2599@126.com)

    DOI:10.3788/LOP202158.2030003

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