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5 September 2003 SIRUS spectral signature analysis code
Gary J. Bishop, Mike J. Caola, Rachel Mary Geatches, Nick C. Roberts
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Abstract
The Advanced Technology Centre (ATC) is responsible for developing IR signature prediction capabilities for its parent body, BAE SYSTEMS. To achieve this, the SIRUS code has been developed and used on a variety of projects for well over a decade. SIRUS is capable of providing accurate IR predictions for air breathing and rocket motor propelled vehicles. SIRUS models various physical components to derive its predictions. A key component is the radiance reflected from the surface of the modeled vehicle. This is modeled by fitting parameters to the measured Bi-Directional Reflectance Function (BDRF) of the surface material(s). The ATC have successfully implemented a parameterization scheme based on the published OPTASM model, and this is described. However, inconsistencies between reflectance measurements and values calculated from the parameterized fit have led to an elliptical parameter enhancement. The implementation of this is also described. Finally, an end-to-end measurement-parameterization capability is described, based on measurements taken with SOC600 instrumentation.
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Gary J. Bishop, Mike J. Caola, Rachel Mary Geatches, and Nick C. Roberts "SIRUS spectral signature analysis code", Proc. SPIE 5075, Targets and Backgrounds IX: Characterization and Representation, (5 September 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.487716
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Reflectivity

Atmospheric modeling

Infrared signatures

Bidirectional reflectance transmission function

Earth's atmosphere

High dynamic range imaging

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