NASA NTRS · 19930000529
Multiresponse Imaging For Improved Resolution
Abstract
Images restored with resolution finer than sampling lattice. Multiresponse imaging overcomes sampling-passband constraint and critically constrained only by optical response and sensitivity of image-gathering device. Process consists of multiresponse image gathering and Wiener-matrix restoration. Image-gathering process acquires sequence of images, each with different optical response so within-pass-band and aliased signal components weighted differently. Wiener-matrix filter, in turn, unscrambles within-passband and aliased frequency components of undersampled signal and restores them up to cutoff frequency of optical response.
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Fales, Carl L., Jr., Huck, Friedrich O.. 1993-09-01. Multiresponse Imaging For Improved Resolution. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930000529
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