Abstract: Techniques for identifying images of a scene including illuminating the scene with a beam of 3 or more wavelengths, polarized according to a determined direction; simultaneously acquiring for each wavelength an image X//(?i) polarized according to said direction and an image X?(?i) polarized according to a direction perpendicular to said direction, X?(?i) being spatially distinct from X//(?i); calculating for each wavelength an intensity image which is a linear combination of X//(?i) and X?(?i), providing an intensity spectrum for each pixel; calculating for each wavelength a polarization contrast image on the basis of an intensity ratio calculated as a function of X//(?i) and of X?(?i), providing a polarization contrast spectrum for each pixel; and calculating a spectro-polarimetric contrast image of the scene, each pixel of this spectro-polarimetric contrast image calculated based on the intensity spectrum and the contrast spectrum of the pixel considered.

Abstract: Techniques for identifying images of a scene including illuminating the scene with a beam of 3 or more wavelengths, polarized according to a determined direction; simultaneously acquiring for each wavelength an image X//(?i) polarized according to said direction and an image X?(?i) polarized according to a direction perpendicular to said direction, X?(?i) being spatially distinct from X//(?i); calculating for each wavelength an intensity image which is a linear combination of X//(?i) and X?(?i), providing an intensity spectrum for each pixel; calculating for each wavelength a polarization contrast image on the basis of an intensity ratio calculated as a function of X//(?i) and of X?(?i), providing a polarization contrast spectrum for each pixel; and calculating a spectro-polarimetric contrast image of the scene, each pixel of this spectro-polarimetric contrast image calculated based on the intensity spectrum and the contrast spectrum of the pixel considered.