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5 February 2002 Use of ring laser units for measurement of moving object deformations
Andrei V. Mochalov, Andrey V. Kazantsev
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Proceedings Volume 4680, Second International Conference on Lasers for Measurement and Information Transfer; (2002) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.454660
Event: Second International Conference on Lasers for Measurement and Information Transfer, 2001, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
Abstract
The analysis of the method for the ship deformation measurement is submitted. This method is based on the installing of the ring laser blocks in various points of the object. Kalman filter estimates the static and dynamic deformations by processing the output signals of these units. To make the mathematical model of the method more precise, influence of the gyro drifts was taken into account. Investigations of the filter sensitivity to accuracy of deformation model are carried out. The results of investigations of the filtering efficiency in various condition of the ship rocking are given.
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Andrei V. Mochalov and Andrey V. Kazantsev "Use of ring laser units for measurement of moving object deformations", Proc. SPIE 4680, Second International Conference on Lasers for Measurement and Information Transfer, (5 February 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.454660
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KEYWORDS
Filtering (signal processing)

Error analysis

Mathematical modeling

Optical filters

Signal processing

Gyroscopes

Electronic filtering

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