Research
Polarization Metrology
Polarization Metrology is the process and resulting measurement of polarized light interactions. It serves as a test of theoretical models or uncertainty in a found measurement product
Polarimetric Inverse Problems
Polarimetric inverse problems estimate the scattering geometries of objects. These estimations are often represented as Mueller Matrices that can be used to determine the shape, material, and texture of an object.
Instrument Development for Earth Science
Polarization exists throughout nature, meaning it can be monitored and correlated to other phenomena. Polarimeters designed for earth science provide information invisible to the naked eye.