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1 August 2021 Fieldable Mueller matrix imaging spectropolarimeter using a hybrid spatial and temporal modulation scheme
Michael W. Kudenov, Danny Krafft, Clifton G. Scarboro, Colleen J. Doherty, Peter Balint-Kurti
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Abstract
Many correlations exist between spectral reflectance and various phenotypic responses from plants. Of interest to us are structural characteristics; namely, how the various spectral and polarimetric components may correlate to underlying environmental, metabolic, and genotypic differences among plant varieties within a given species. In this paper, we overview a portable Mueller matrix imaging spectropolarimeter that has been optimized for field use. Key aspects to the design included minimizing the measurement time while maximizing signal-to-noise ratio with low systematic errors. These goals must be achieved while maintaining an imaging capability across multiple measurement wavelengths, spanning the blue to near-infrared spectral region. To this end, we will review our optimization procedure, simulations, and experimental results, including preliminary field data taken from our summer 2021 field trials.
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Michael W. Kudenov, Danny Krafft, Clifton G. Scarboro, Colleen J. Doherty, and Peter Balint-Kurti "Fieldable Mueller matrix imaging spectropolarimeter using a hybrid spatial and temporal modulation scheme", Proc. SPIE 11833, Polarization Science and Remote Sensing X, 118330E (1 August 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2593970
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Bidirectional reflectance transmission function

Modulation

Polarimetry

Mueller matrices

Polarization

Wave plates

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