Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 48, Issue 4, 0401002(2021)

Research Progress of Laser Reflective Tomography Techniques

Yihua Hu1,2、**, Xinyuan Zhang1,2, Shilong Xu1,2, Nanxiang Zhao1,2, and Liang Shi2、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1State Key Laboratory of Pulsed Power Laser Technology, National University of Defense Technology, Hefei, Anhui 230037, China
  • 2AnHui Province Key Laboratory of Electronic Restriction Technology, National University of Defense Technology, Hefei, Anhui 230037, China
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    Schematic diagrams of computerized tomography and laser reflection tomography. (a) Computerized tomography; (b) laser reflection tomography
    Single-point target images reconstructed from different angles. (a) 15°; (b) 30°; (c) 45°; (d) 60°; (e) 90°; (f) 360°[17]
    Letter E reconstructed based on the filtered back projection algorithm. (a) 45°; (b) 90°; (c) 360°[17]
    Reconstructed images of three point targets under different angle errors. (a) Original image; (b) error-free image; (c) Gaussian random error is (0,1); (d) Gaussian random error is (0,3); (e) Gaussian random error is (0,5);(f) Gaussian random error is (0,7)[18]
    Simulation results of three-point targets in different angle ranges. (a) 180°; (b) 150°; (c) 120°; (d) 90°; (f) 60°[18]
    Projection reconstructed images in different angle ranges. (a) 10°; (b) 30°; (c) 60°; (d) 90°; (e) 180°; (f) 360°[25]
    Phase recovery algorithm flow chart based on modulus weighting[36]
    Projection data before and after registration. (a) Unregistered projection data; (b) registered projection data [38-39]
    Flow chart of multi-frame iterative blind deconvolution algorithm[46]
    Reconstruction result of a triangular prism. (a) Direct back projection; (b) R-L filtered back projection; (c) S-L filtered back projection; (d) ART algorithm[54]
    Reconstructed images of aluminum cone in different resolution.(a) Low-resolution reconstructed image; (b) high-resolution reconstructed image[2-4]
    Reconstruction images of LACE satellite germanium retro-reflectors in specular target experiment. (a) Original image; (b) image after thresholding[9-10, 62]
    Satellite model and its reconstructed image in diffused target experiment. (a) Satellite target model;(b) reconstructed image[8,59,63]
    Long-distance and slow-rotating target reflection tomography experimental device. (a) Experimental device; (b) two-dimensional Ladon change image of the target; (c) reconstructed image[64]
    Two-dimensional contour images of the target reconstructed by different algorithms. (a) Back projection algorithm; (b) filter back projection algorithm[39]
    Two-dimensional plane image of the target reconstructed by the algebraic reconstruction algorithm. (a) 5 iterations; (b) 20 iterations[65]
    Small boat target model and reconstructed image. (a) Small boat model; (b) reconstructed image of boat model after removing artifacts[60]
    Satellite model and reconstructed image. (a) Satellite model; (b) reconstructed image before processing;(c) reconstructed image after processing[44-45]
    Rocket imaging model and its reconstructed image. (a) Rocket model; (b) Doppler resolution data of the rocket model; (c) reconstructed image of the rocket model[5, 7]
    Modified angle-Doppler projections and its reconstructed image. (a) Modified angle-Doppler projections; (b) reconstructed image of the target[57]
    • Table 1. Main parameters of experiment systems using in laser reflective tomography imaging

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      Table 1. Main parameters of experiment systems using in laser reflective tomography imaging

      TypeSystem nameDetectionsystemLaser typeWavelength /μmPulse widthReference
      Angle-Dopplerresolved laserreflectivetomographyimagingfirepond coherentlaser radarcoherentdetectioncarbon-dioxideNd∶YAG10.59/11.17/1.06432 μs[57]
      coherent heterodynedetecting laserimaging radarheterodynebalancedsingle-modechripsemiconductor1.55[58]
      Angle-rangeresolved laserreflectivetomographyimagingHI-CLASSheterodynedetectioncarbon-dioxide11.1510 ms,1.5 ns[59]
      HILTheterodynedetectioncarbon-dioxide10.62 μs,1.3 ns[60]
      direct-detect laserreflective tomographyimaging systemdirect-detectfrequency-doubledQuantel Nd∶YAG0.532100 ps[7]
      TPSPC laser radartime-correlatedsingle-photoncountingmode-lockedsupercontinuumfibre1.54 ps[61]
      direct-detect laserreflective tomographyimaging radardirect-detectQ-switchedNd∶YAG1.0648 ps[27]
      direct-detectreflective tomographyimaging systemdirect-detectpassive Q-switchedmicrochip0.5321 ns[62]
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    Paper Information

    Special Issue: SPECIAL ISSUE FOR "NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY"

    Received: Sep. 2, 2020

    Accepted: Sep. 24, 2020

    Published Online: Feb. 3, 2021

    The Author Email: Yihua Hu (yh_hu@263.net), Liang Shi (shi983218@126.com)

    DOI:10.3788/CJL202148.0401002

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