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Night vision technology

Phosphor Fluorescent coating used in night vision technology that emits green light when electrons strike the coating. [Pg.1294]

Night vision technology is the use of light-amplifying and thermal-imaging devices to enhance human... [Pg.1294]

Military organizations have used night vision technology since World War II. In fact, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan led to a shortage of gobies available to American medical pilots. (AP Photo)... [Pg.1295]

Scientific Research. Scientists use night vision devices to study nocturnal animals and other phenomena that might not otherwise be visible to the human eye. This has opened up a new area of study for wildlife biologists. In some parks, night vision technology is used to study wildlife and vehicle collisions in order to determine ways to reduce these incidents, which are dangerous to both humans and animals. [Pg.1296]

Fascinating Facts About Night Vision Technology... [Pg.1297]

Although a large part of the market continues to he in mUitary applications and law enforcement, night vision technology is heing marketed widely to the general public. [Pg.1297]

Manufecturers and distributors of night vision technology utilize a variety of personnel. For technical jobs in this field, a solid mathematics background is necessary. Understanding of physics, electronics, optics, photonics, and software is important for some of the career paths. [Pg.1297]

Researchers in the night vision technology will often have a master s degree or doctorate in physics, engineering, mathematics, or other related field. Research in this field is done by universities, industry, and by the military. [Pg.1297]

See also Geriatrics and Gerontology Mirrors and Lenses Night Vision Technology Optometry Surgery. [Pg.1357]

Beyond visible light lies infrared (IR) radiation. The heat you feel when you place your hand near a hot object is infrared radiation. All warm objects, including human bodies, emit infrared light. Although infrared hght is invisible to our eyes, infrared sensors can detect it and are often employed in night vision technology to help people see in the dark. [Pg.300]


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