@inproceedings{Mitchell2001_0,
Abstract = {A Michelson Fourier Transform Spectrometer senses an object/material in the time domain, producing an interferogram. To produce a spectrum, the interferogram is Fourier transformed into the spectral domain. Unless filtering is applied to the interferogram, all the time changing (AC) components of the interferogram contribute to the resulting spectrum. Aperiodic signals are not easily removed from the interferogram and, when transformed, result in false spectral features. Possible sources of real-world aperiodic signals are discussed and their effects on the resulting transformed spectra are demonstrated. Mitigation and avoidance techniques for some of the more common real-world aperiodic signals are discussed.},
Address = {Orlando, Florida, United States of America},
Author = {Herbert J. Mitchell and Terrance H. Hemmer and Paul E. Lewis and Carl Salvaggio},
Booktitle = {Proceedings of the SPIE, SPIE AeroSense, Image Exploitation and Target Recognition, Algorithms and Technologies for Multispectral, Hyperspectral, and Ultraspectral Imagery VII},
Keywords = {ftir; sensor motion; atmospheric inhomogeneities; cirrus clouds},
Month = {April},
Number = {},
Organization = {SPIE},
Pages = {516--526},
Title = {The effects of temporally changing sources on Fourier transform spectrometers},
Url = {http://www.cis.rit.edu/~cnspci/references/mitchell2001.pdf},
Volume = {4381},
Year = {2001}}