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Prototyping Mid-Infrared Detector Data Processing Algorithms

Ressler, Michael E.
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Over the past year, much progress has been accomplished to complete this study. The last data collection segment was completed and all data was analyzed. The data from the Functional Mobility Course were presented at a scientific meeting. The entire study will be presented at the National Student Researcher's Forum in May.

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Ressler, Michael E.. 2000-08-17. Prototyping Mid-Infrared Detector Data Processing Algorithms. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20070035863

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