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21 September 2004 Model-based mine verification with scanning laser Doppler vibrometry data
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Abstract
The combination of a powerful acoustic transmitter with high resolution laser spectroscopy has led to a promising approach for the detection of buried landmines, especially for those with no or only minor metal content. This paper summarizes current R&D work on this new technology including a brief sensor overview and a more detailed description of our data processing methods. The SLDV sensor picks up tiny vibrations of the soil surface in the order of some μm/s in a rectangular grid of measuring points. We use a multi-threshold algorithm for the segmentation of mine cues and reduce false alarms by analyzing the stability of object size, contrast and shape in the frequency domain. In addition to the amplitude of soil vibration the phase is investigated as a secondary information channel to optimize the classification procedure.
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Marcus Hebel, Karl-Heinz Bers, and Volker H. Klein "Model-based mine verification with scanning laser Doppler vibrometry data", Proc. SPIE 5415, Detection and Remediation Technologies for Mines and Minelike Targets IX, (21 September 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.541512
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KEYWORDS
Image segmentation

Data processing

Land mines

Mining

Sensors

Acoustics

Binary data

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