The need for firearm identification systems by police services continues to increase with greater accessibility to weapons in the national and international contexts. The difficulties associated with traditional imagi...The need for firearm identification systems by police services continues to increase with greater accessibility to weapons in the national and international contexts. The difficulties associated with traditional imaging of ballistics specimens are numerous, and include the smallness of the samples, the nature of the surfaces and shapes for the cartridge cases and projectiles. The digital holography has been introduced to create the 3D image of the fired bullets in order to identify firearms. In digital holography a CCD camera records optically generated holograms which is then reconstructed numerically by a calculation of scalar diffraction in the Fresnel approximation. The digital photography facilitates real time transmission of the message via traditional communication methods. In this paper the principle of digital holography and its application to the 3D image encryption-decryption were reviewed. The experimental results of firearm identification recording using digital holography and their numerical reconstruction were presented.展开更多
Theoretical analyses have been performed to describe the coupling losses for a plane mirror in rectangular waveguide resonator for an arbitrary waveguide mode as a function of the Fresnel number for several values of ...Theoretical analyses have been performed to describe the coupling losses for a plane mirror in rectangular waveguide resonator for an arbitrary waveguide mode as a function of the Fresnel number for several values of the aspect ratio by using Fresnel approximation.展开更多
This paper exploits the Rayleigh integral method to simulate the propagation of transmitted ultrasonic waves and received echoes through various media. Performed simulations study the effect of apodization using diffe...This paper exploits the Rayleigh integral method to simulate the propagation of transmitted ultrasonic waves and received echoes through various media. Performed simulations study the effect of apodization using different types of windows and the effect of medium properties on the reflections obtained. All estimations are done using the Rayleigh integral method simplified by the Fresnel approximation. Five different interfaces are considered： tissue-bone-tissue, tissue-fat-bone, fat-muscle-bone, air-fat-bone and water-fat-bone. The apodization simulations show that the hamming window is more efficient than the rectangular and triangular windows for obtaining a more consistent beam. In the second set of simulations, reflections are mapped with respect to the depth from which these reflections are generated. It demonstrates that the solid and water media allow for the attainment of echoes from deeper regions as compared to the air medium. Matlab is used as the simulation framework.展开更多
文摘The need for firearm identification systems by police services continues to increase with greater accessibility to weapons in the national and international contexts. The difficulties associated with traditional imaging of ballistics specimens are numerous, and include the smallness of the samples, the nature of the surfaces and shapes for the cartridge cases and projectiles. The digital holography has been introduced to create the 3D image of the fired bullets in order to identify firearms. In digital holography a CCD camera records optically generated holograms which is then reconstructed numerically by a calculation of scalar diffraction in the Fresnel approximation. The digital photography facilitates real time transmission of the message via traditional communication methods. In this paper the principle of digital holography and its application to the 3D image encryption-decryption were reviewed. The experimental results of firearm identification recording using digital holography and their numerical reconstruction were presented.
文摘Theoretical analyses have been performed to describe the coupling losses for a plane mirror in rectangular waveguide resonator for an arbitrary waveguide mode as a function of the Fresnel number for several values of the aspect ratio by using Fresnel approximation.
文摘This paper exploits the Rayleigh integral method to simulate the propagation of transmitted ultrasonic waves and received echoes through various media. Performed simulations study the effect of apodization using different types of windows and the effect of medium properties on the reflections obtained. All estimations are done using the Rayleigh integral method simplified by the Fresnel approximation. Five different interfaces are considered： tissue-bone-tissue, tissue-fat-bone, fat-muscle-bone, air-fat-bone and water-fat-bone. The apodization simulations show that the hamming window is more efficient than the rectangular and triangular windows for obtaining a more consistent beam. In the second set of simulations, reflections are mapped with respect to the depth from which these reflections are generated. It demonstrates that the solid and water media allow for the attainment of echoes from deeper regions as compared to the air medium. Matlab is used as the simulation framework.
