High resolution obtained by photoelectric scanning techniques.Several applications of linear scanning of different types of objects are described; examples include double stars, satellites, the Red Spot of Jupiter and a landing site on the moon. This technique allows one to achieve a gain of about an order of magnitude in resolution over conventional photoelectric techniques; it is also effective in providing sufficient data for removing background effects and for the application of deconvolution procedures. Brief consideration is given to two-dimensional scanning, either at the telescope or of electronographic images in the laboratory. It is suggested that some of the techniques described should be given serious consideration for space applications.
Document ID
19730027530
Acquisition Source
Legacy CDMS
Document Type
Conference Proceedings
Authors
Hall, J. S. (Lowell Observatory Flagstaff, Ariz., United States)