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Atmospheric effects in infrared target acquisition modeling

Keith Krapels, Ronald G. Driggers, Richard H. Vollmerhausen, David H. Tofsted

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This paper discusses the model's atmospheric components, past efforts to validate a turbulence blur model, current efforts to model turbulence distortion effects, and intended future work to include additional atmospheric effects.

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This paper discusses the model's atmospheric components, past efforts to validate a turbulence blur model, current efforts to model turbulence distortion effects, and intended future work to include additional atmospheric effects.

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This paper discusses the model's atmospheric components, past efforts to validate a turbulence blur model, current efforts to model turbulence distortion effects, and intended future work to include additional atmospheric effects.

Key concepts: Atmospheric turbulence, Atmospheric model, Distortion (music), Turbulence, Infrared, Work (physics), Meteorology, Environmental science

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