New Progress in Optical Precision Measurement in the Field of Space Technology
A special issue of Photonics (ISSN 2304-6732).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 December 2025 | Viewed by 106
Special Issue Editors
Interests: space precision measurement; laser FMCW ranging; high-precision inter-satellite baseline measurement
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to announce a Special Issue titled “New Progress in Optical Precision Measurement in the Field of Space Technology”. As space exploration and astronomical observations continue to advance, the need for high-precision optical measurement techniques has become more critical than ever. This Special Issue will showcase cutting-edge research on innovative methodologies, novel instrumentation, and advanced data processing techniques that enhance the accuracy and efficiency of optical measurement in space applications. We welcome contributions from researchers and experts across the fields of space optics, precision metrology, and astronomical measurements. By bringing together the latest developments in this field, we hope to foster collaboration and inspire future advancements in space optical measurement technologies. We invite you to submit original research, reviews, and technical papers to this Special Issue and contribute to the ongoing evolution of precision optical measurement in space exploration. This Special Issue aims to highlight the latest breakthroughs in space-based optical metrology, including but not limited to the following research areas:
- Optical interferometry;
- Laser ranging;
- LiDAR;
- Optical imaging;
- Laser FMCW;
- New methods in optical precision measurement;
- Applications of Optical measurement in the field of space technology.
Dr. Zhongwen Deng
Dr. Xingyu Jia
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- optical interferometry
- Laser Ranging
- LiDAR
- optical imaging
- FMCW
- image processing
- laser comb
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