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Design framework for compact spectro-polarimetry with patterned detectors (Conference Presentation)

SPIE Future Sensing Technologies, pp. 43

Abstract

Constant global monitoring of the air quality requires coverage of the earth by satellites with spectro-polarimetric capabilities. To make this financially viable, miniaturization is essential. Modern techniques enable us to directly pattern spectral and polarimetric filters on detector chips, varying their properties pixel-to-pixel. Each pixel contains unique information and by combining the information of neighboring pixels through a reconstruction algorithm, the spectro-polarimetric data of the earth can be approximated. We will present a design framework that simultaneously optimizes the properties of the filters and the parameters of the reconstruction algorithm to get the most accurate representation of the spectro-polarimetric data.

Authors 3

  1. Leiden Observatory

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    Leiden Observatory (Netherlands)

  2. Leiden Observatory

    Affiliation as printed

    Leiden Observatory (Netherlands)

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