Abstract
We present an empirical method of measuring geometric noise in matrix photoreceptors included in an intelligent system developed for detecting obstacles in the path of a train. A reference calibration field uses thermal images of crossties. Measurement of geometric noise sensitivity and dark current is based on selected levels of homogeneity in the reference image. The experimental results demonstrated the advantage of the proposed method compared to a conventional two-point calibration.
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