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Labsphere, Inc.

David Nicholas Conran

Jeffrey William Holt

Joseph W Jablonski

Erik A Skarin

Michael Wellington Dann

Mark Duquette

Brandon James Russell

Paul David Mascia

William Schuren Arnold

Christopher Newman Durrell

Daniel Francis Scharpf

A system for calibrating a plurality of user sensors includes a calibration management system comprising a processor and a node services module and a plurality of calibration nodes disposed at a plurality of geographical locations. The processor is communicably coupled to the plurality of user sensors, the node services module, and the plurality of calibration nodes and operable to: provide calibration node information to a system associated with one of the plurality of user sensors and cause the calibration node to perform at least one calibration action after providing the calibration information, the calibration action may include performing an environmental measurement and/or providing a calibration reference signal to the user sensor. The processor is also operable to provide calibration results information containing results of the calibration action to the system associated with the one of the plurality of user sensors.

Calibration network systems and methods of using the same

A method of characterizing an imaging system includes generating a plurality of point spread function ('PSF') samples using the imaging system, each PSF sample representing a response of an imaging system to a point illumination source, each PSF sample comprising one or more pixel values. The method also includes co-registering the pixel values contained in each of the plurality of PSF samples to form an oversampled point spread function ('PSF') population; resampling the oversampled PSF population to uniform spacing to form a PSF image; slicing the PSF image in an evaluation direction to form a slice of the PSF image; and evaluating the slice to determine a value of a resolution metric of the imaging system that is specific to the evaluation direction.

Systems and methods for determining a minimum resolvable distance of an imaging system

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Swarthmore, NH, United States of America

David Nicholas Conran