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The Streak Tube Imaging Lidar (STIL) which is the flash laser radar is developed in recently years. It can output the 4-D image (3-D range image + 1-D intensity image). The core part of STIL is the streak tube, which is a line array detector. STIL can directly collect the image of returned light pulse, and consequently, it can’t output the 4-D target image. In the paper, the peak detection as the reconstruction algorithm is used to reconstruct the multiple streak tube images, and the clear 4-D target images are obtained. The outdoor imaging experiments are completed for the far distance buildings. The reconstruction for the multiple streak tube images is finished, and the results state that the peak detection algorithm can output the high-resolution 4-D target images.
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