article·1995-09-01

Laser beam surveying, refractive index measurements and the making of a 360° reflection hologram

David Foster

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Abstract

Triangulation measurements, using a laser to find the height of a room and of buildings, will be described first. This will be followed by triangulation and laser beam divergence measurements for range finding. The use of a hollow prism to hold liquids, whose refractive indicies are to be found, will then be described. The final topic will describe how a 360° reflection hologram was made at Notre Dame High School, utilizing three lasers and beam spreaders and four lasers and beam spreaders. The 360° hologram, made by a student, will be available for viewing.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies · Experimental and Theoretical Physics Studies · History and Developments in Astronomy

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