@inproceedings{Bartlett2009_2,
Abstract = {For sensing systems that characterize the spectro-polarimetric radiance reaching the camera, the origin of the sensed phenomenology is a complex mixture of sources. While some of these sources do not contribute to the polarimetric signature, many do such as the downwelled sky polarization, the target and background p-BRDF (polarimetric bi-directional reflectance distribution function), the upwelled sky polarization, and the camera Mueller matrix transfer function. In this paper we investigate candidate in-scene calibration materials potentially allowing for portions of the p-BRDF to be derived for material surfaces throughout the scene. Extraction of target p-BRDF from the sensed spectro-polarimetric energy may result in improved target detection performance in the future. Results using both synthetic and real data are presented.},
Address = {San Diego, California, United States},
Author = {Brent D. Bartlett and Chabitha Devaraj and Michael G. Gartley and Carl Salvaggio and John R. Schott},
Booktitle = {Proceedings of SPIE, SPIE Optics and Photonics, Polarization Science and Remote Sensing IV, Calibration, Compensation, and Optimization},
Keywords = {calibration; brdf; polarimetric; measurements},
Month = {August},
Number = {},
Organization = {SPIE},
Pages = {74610T1--74610T11},
Title = {Spectro-polarimetric BRDF determination of objects using in-scene calibration materials for polarimetric imagers},
Url = {http://www.cis.rit.edu/~cnspci/references/bartlett2009.pdf},
Volume = {7461},
Year = {2009}}