From World to Images: Radiometry and Sensors

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Explores radiometric effects in remote sensing, including exposure loss, bidirectional reflectance, and applications in environmental studies.

Explores radiometry, photometry, laser power distribution, and light behavior in different media.

Introduces camera calibration basics, including parameters estimation, pinhole model limitations, lens imaging, depth of field, and lens distortions.

Covers light sources, their noise properties, and the implications for optical detectors.

Covers the history of photomedicine, including the development of PDT and its application in treating age-related macular degeneration.

Explores noise suppression, sensor measurement, dynamic range, microlenses, and single-photon detectors in optical image sensors.

Explains the principles of photomultiplier tubes and their applications in optical detection, focusing on gain, efficiency, and signal amplification.

Discusses the technical aspects of CMOS cameras, including microlenses, color filters, and image quality enhancement techniques.

Covers the Foveon X3 color sensor technology and its advantages over traditional color detection methods.

Explains blackbody radiation, solar irradiance, and energy exchange between the Sun and Earth.