Technologies and Applications of Digital Holography
A special issue of Photonics (ISSN 2304-6732).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 March 2024) | Viewed by 5060
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Digital holography is a promising quantitative phase imaging technique and has attracted intense scientific interest owning to its capability of achieving multidimensional information acquisition. Meanwhile, digital holography can acquire holograms rapidly and flexibly, and obtain full information consisting of phase and amplitude of the optical field easily. As a result of the rapid development of high-quality lasers and imaging devices, digital holography has been widely applied in many interesting fields, such as biological cell and tissues imaging, particle tracking, MEMS measurement, etc. Therefore, digital holography attracts increasing amounts of attention from the scientific community, and promotes various holographic systems, phase retrieval algorithms and image processing techniques.
This Special Issue aims to present a coverage of innovative research, development and application in digital holography. We are excited to invite researchers to submit their contributions to this Special Issue. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Digital holographic microscopy;
- Digital holographic reconstruction;
- Digital holographic tomography;
- Digital holographic biomedical applications;
- Digital holographic material applications;
- Digital holographic polarization imaging;
- Digital holographic sound field imaging;
- Digital holographic imaging through scattering media;
- Digital holographic image encryption;
- Quantitative phase imaging;
- Measurement and industrial detection applications;
- Multimodal imaging based on digital holography;
- Incoherent digital holography;
- Super-resolution digital holography;
- Digital holography-based near/far field imaging:
- Deep learning for digital holography;
- Compressive holography;
- Emerging applications of digital holography.
Dr. Lei Liu
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- digital holography
- two-wavelength digital holography
- digital holographic microscopy
- quantitative phase imaging
- phase retrieval algorithm
- image processing
- 3D imaging
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