Lesson One Infrared Imagery Analysis
Part A: Basic Infrared Theory
Figure 1-2. Electromagnetic Frequency Spectrum.
Material makeup
Semiconductors
IR peculiarities
Figure 1-3. Atmospheric Windows.
Blackbody effects
Table 1-1. Emissivity.
Figure 1-4. IR Reconnaissance System.
The Detector Transforms the Incoming IR Signals Into Proportional Electrical Signals
Figure 1-5. IR Scanning.
Figure 1-7. Recording Line Scan Information.
Figure 1-8. IR Distortions from Aircraft Motion.
Part B: Infrared Analysis Techniques
Figure 1-9. Positive IR Print of Decoys and Ghosting.
Ghosting Can Best be Explained by Example
Table 1-2. Materials Versus Film Tone.
Equipment control settings
Materials - IT06540023
Mission planning summarization
Figure 1-10. Comparison of IR with Photograph.
Figure 1-11.
Figure 1-12. Air Reconnaissance Request/Task Message.
Figure 1-13. JTACSURVREQ Joint Message Form.
Figure 1-14. INFLIGHTREP Format and Report Example-NATO.
Figure 1-15. INFLIGHTREP Voice Template--USMTF.
Figure 1-16. RECCEXREP Format and Example--NATO.
Figure 1-17. RECCEXREP Joint Message Form--USMTF.
Figure 1-18. RECCEXREP Voice Template--USMTF.
Figure 1-18. RECCEXREP Voice Template--USMTF (Concluded).
Lesson One Practice Exercise - IT06540035
Lesson One Practice Exercise - Continued - IT06540036
Lesson One Practice Exercise - Continued - IT06540037
Figure 1-19. Positive Night IR Photo.
Lesson One Practice Exercise Answer Key Feedback - IT06540039
Correct Answer and Feedback - IT06540040
Lesson Two Infrared Imagery Plotting
Location and orientation marks
Plotting peculiarities of the AN/AAS-24 IR mapping System
Figure 2-3. Increase in Altitude.
Figure 2-6. Tick Marks Representing Detail Found on both Map and Imagery.
Figure 2-7. Tick Marks Representing Matching Detail at Nadir.
Figure 2-8. Natural Trigonometric Functions Table.
Lesson Two Practice Exercise - IT06540048
Lesson Two Practice Exercise - Continued - IT06540049
Lesson Two Practice Exercise Answer Key Feedback - IT06540050
US Army Intelligence Center and School Infrared Imagery
Part A: Basic Infrared Theory
Figure 1-2. Electromagnetic Frequency Spectrum.
Material makeup
Semiconductors
IR peculiarities
Figure 1-3. Atmospheric Windows.
Blackbody effects
Table 1-1. Emissivity.
Figure 1-4. IR Reconnaissance System.
The Detector Transforms the Incoming IR Signals Into Proportional Electrical Signals
Figure 1-5. IR Scanning.
Figure 1-7. Recording Line Scan Information.
Figure 1-8. IR Distortions from Aircraft Motion.
Part B: Infrared Analysis Techniques
Figure 1-9. Positive IR Print of Decoys and Ghosting.
Ghosting Can Best be Explained by Example
Table 1-2. Materials Versus Film Tone.
Equipment control settings
Materials - IT06540023
Mission planning summarization
Figure 1-10. Comparison of IR with Photograph.
Figure 1-11.
Figure 1-12. Air Reconnaissance Request/Task Message.
Figure 1-13. JTACSURVREQ Joint Message Form.
Figure 1-14. INFLIGHTREP Format and Report Example-NATO.
Figure 1-15. INFLIGHTREP Voice Template--USMTF.
Figure 1-16. RECCEXREP Format and Example--NATO.
Figure 1-17. RECCEXREP Joint Message Form--USMTF.
Figure 1-18. RECCEXREP Voice Template--USMTF.
Figure 1-18. RECCEXREP Voice Template--USMTF (Concluded).
Lesson One Practice Exercise - IT06540035
Lesson One Practice Exercise - Continued - IT06540036
Lesson One Practice Exercise - Continued - IT06540037
Figure 1-19. Positive Night IR Photo.
Lesson One Practice Exercise Answer Key Feedback - IT06540039
Correct Answer and Feedback - IT06540040
Lesson Two Infrared Imagery Plotting
Location and orientation marks
Plotting peculiarities of the AN/AAS-24 IR mapping System
Figure 2-3. Increase in Altitude.
Figure 2-6. Tick Marks Representing Detail Found on both Map and Imagery.
Figure 2-7. Tick Marks Representing Matching Detail at Nadir.
Figure 2-8. Natural Trigonometric Functions Table.
Lesson Two Practice Exercise - IT06540048
Lesson Two Practice Exercise - Continued - IT06540049
Lesson Two Practice Exercise Answer Key Feedback - IT06540050
US Army Intelligence Center and School Infrared Imagery
