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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 23, 2010
Filed:
Sep. 21, 2006
Adrian A. Dorrington, Hamilton, NZ;
Thomas W. Jones, Smithfield, VA (US);
Paul M. Danehy, Newport News, VA (US);
Kent A. Watson, New Kent, VA (US);
John W. Connell, Yorktown, VA (US);
Richard S. Pappa, Newport News, VA (US);
W. Keith Belvin, Wicomico, VA (US);
Adrian A. Dorrington, Hamilton, NZ;
Thomas W. Jones, Smithfield, VA (US);
Paul M. Danehy, Newport News, VA (US);
Kent A. Watson, New Kent, VA (US);
John W. Connell, Yorktown, VA (US);
Richard S. Pappa, Newport News, VA (US);
W. Keith Belvin, Wicomico, VA (US);
Abstract
A photogrammetric system uses an array of spaced-apart targets coupled to a structure. Each target exhibits fluorescence when exposed to a broad beam of illumination. A photogrammetric imaging system located remotely with respect to the structure detects and processes the fluorescence (but not the illumination wavelength) to measure the shape of a structure.