360-Sightline Control Basics for Geo-Pointing and Locating - Part 3

By: Peter J. Kennedy, PE

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Course Objective

Provide design algorithm approach for geo-pointing and locating providing a basis more detailed design

Course Description

360-Sightline Control Basics for Geo-Pointing and Locating - Part 3

This final part of the course discusses sensor characteristics and requirements for geo-location image geo-registration, as described in Part 2.0 section 4.0 of the course. The focus is primarily on cameras and sensors whose response is in the visible and near infrared wavelength spectrum. Sensor characteristics that drive sensitivity and noise as well as camera sensor and optics parameters that determine scene coverage and resolution are all reviewed in this section. In total the three part course should provide an overview of geo-pointing and locating sufficient to plan for such an application and detailed design areas that require further investigation and study to perform an actual design.

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Course Code: 100239-06

Course PDH Hours: 2

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This course is accepted for engineering continuing education credit in all US states, territories, the District of Columbia, and Canadian provinces.
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