Detection and Reconnaissance Ranges Evaluation Using Thermovision

Daniel Ţurcanu; Tudor Prisecaru

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.656.351

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Detection and Reconnaissance Ranges Evaluation Using Thermovision

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The paper presents own adapted methodologies used in detection and reconnaissance probability calculations before developing or buying thermal equipments. The methodologies are presented like a succession of calculation steps, easy to run once some input data is established.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 656)

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Daniel Ţurcanu*, Tudor Prisecaru

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Detection, Detection Probability, FLIR, Reconnaissance, Reconnaissance Probability

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