3D imaging in volumetric scattering media using phase-space measurements

Here is an interesting paper -that also mentions our recent article -

3D imaging in volumetric scattering media using phase-space measurements  by Hsiou-Yuan Liu, Eric Jonas, Lei Tian, Jingshan Zhong, Benjamin Recht, and Laura Waller

We demonstrate the use of phase-space imaging for 3D localization of multiple point sources inside scattering material. The effect of scattering is to spread angular (spatial frequency) information, which can be measured by phase space imaging. We derive a multi-slice forward model for homogenous volumetric scattering, then develop a reconstruction algorithm that exploits sparsity in order to further constrain the problem. By using 4D measurements for 3D reconstruction, the dimensionality mismatch provides significant robustness to multiple scattering, with either static or dynamic diffusers. Experimentally, our high-resolution 4D phase-space data is collected by a spectrogram setup, with results successfully recovering the 3D positions of multiple LEDs embedded in turbid scattering media.

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