Research Review on Intensity Correlation Imaging in Scattering Media

Song Mingyue, Li Gaoliang, Yu Yuanjin, Yang Zhaohua*

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Abstract

Obtaining clear object images in the scattering media has an important application value in military counterterrorism medical imaging and ocean exploration The essence of classic optical imaging is to directly record the first-order correlation imaging of the reflected light intensity of the object However as the mass concentration of the scattering media and the light transmission distance increase the image quality declines rapidly and even imaging cannot be performed Correlation imaging technology uses statistical properties of light field fluctuations to reconstruct images through coincidence measurement and second-order intensity correlation characteristics The use of correlation imaging can reduce the environmental impact on imaging quality and provide a new imaging method for obtaining object images in scattering media Therefore the research results of intensity correlation imaging in scattering media at home and abroad in recent years are expounded from three aspects of various scattering media types paths and compensation reconstruction algorithms in this paper and the application of intensity correlation imaging is summarized and prospected.

Original languageEnglish
Article number1011019
JournalLaser and Optoelectronics Progress
Volume58
Issue number10
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2021

Keywords

  • Compensation reconstruction algorithm
  • Correlation imaging
  • Ghost imaging
  • Imaging systems
  • Scattering media

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