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Laser Ranging in Shipboard Applications

Branka Medved Rogina, Karolj Skala

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In the time-of-flight laser rangefinding technique the distance is obtained by measuring the time interval between two pulses. Commercially available laser ranging systems for shipboard applications are described. The timing resolution and measurement time in these pulsed laser rangefinding systems are discussed.

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In the time-of-flight laser rangefinding technique the distance is obtained by measuring the time interval between two pulses. Commercially available laser ranging systems for shipboard applications are described. The timing resolution and measurement time in these pulsed laser rangefinding systems are discussed.

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In the time-of-flight laser rangefinding technique the distance is obtained by measuring the time interval between two pulses. Commercially available laser ranging systems for shipboard applications are described. The timing resolution and measurement time in these pulsed laser rangefinding systems are discussed.

Key concepts: Ranging, Laser ranging, Laser, Optics, Satellite laser ranging, Remote sensing, Computer science, Physics

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