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... Conclusion 1-1: Active EO sensing enables measurements not possible with passive EO sensors by exploiting the control of the illumination. Exploiting control of the illumination includes its coherence properties.
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... Usually, the light used in active EO sensing has a narrow wavelength band. Interfering narrowband scattered light from different portions of a rough surface creates light and dark areas at the receiver called speckle.
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... Reprinted with permission of MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Lexington Massachusetts. FIGURE S-2 A gated active EO imaging system can eliminate clutter and obscurants that might otherwise degrade the image.
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... The second category is only accessible to countries with significant resources. High-performance, specialized active EO sensing devices and systems require significant investment to develop, pose difficult engineering challenges to deploy, and require persistence and a long lead time to field practical systems.
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... intelligence community, and active EO sensing should be aggressively developed by the United States.


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