A Visible Light Imaging Method for Space Objects Based on Spectral Brdf
An imaging method and space target technology, applied in the fields of identification, detection and tracking of space targets, can solve problems such as scientific problems that cannot be applied, and achieve the effect of accurate visible light scattering brightness value
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[0046] Take a cone with a radius of 0.25m and a height of 1m as an example, assuming that the incident light source is as follows Figure 5 The solar spectrum shown, the angle of incidence and angle of acceptance are defined as Image 6shown. because Figure 5 The incident spectrum in is the illuminance distribution under direct sunlight, E in formula (4) i should be changed to
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[0048] Among them, E sun (λ) is Figure 5 The solar illuminance distribution shown in , θ i is the angle between the incident direction and the surface element normal. cos(θ i ) can be obtained from the dot product of the incident direction vector and the normal vector of the surface element.
[0049] Since the main innovation of this patent is to obtain the visible light scattering brightness of the visible surface elements based on the spectral BRDF of the target surface material and then obtain the visible light imaging of the target, it does not pay attention to the focal len...
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[0051] The visible light measurement camera installed on the spacecraft can image another space-based target in the illuminated area, and provide measurement information such as the line-of-sight angle of the target in the camera based on the image and related algorithms, which is used to adjust the direction of motion of the spacecraft during space docking Provide the necessary information. Schematic such as Figure 8 shown.
[0052] Before the satellite is launched, it is impossible to determine the imaging effect of the visible light camera. Therefore, it is necessary to simulate and calculate the visible light imaging of the target star by the visible light camera during space docking, and use the simulation results to determine whether the selected camera is suitable.
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