Optical Engineering · Wavefront Sensing

Robust Wavefront Sensing

Zhihao Lei / 雷知昊 · PhD Candidate in Optical Engineering

Robust Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensing for noisy, turbulent, and low-signal optical measurements.

Shack-Hartmann WFSAdaptive OpticsComputational ImagingSpot Image DenoisingCentroid EstimationSNR-weighted Reconstruction

Research Focus

Reliable measurement across the sensing workflow.

Objective 01

Lock degraded optical signals

Measure Shack-Hartmann spot patterns when turbulence, noise, scintillation, and uneven sub-aperture reliability make the wavefront difficult to recover.

Objective 02

Restore the measurement chain

Connect spot restoration, centroid estimation, confidence weighting, and wavefront reconstruction into a practical image-to-correction workflow.

Objective 03

Guide adaptive correction

Treat reconstruction as a mission-critical handoff: robust measurements become actionable inputs for adaptive optics control and computational imaging.

Research Workflow

From spot images to corrected wavefronts.

01

Acquire spot field

Capture noisy, distorted Shack-Hartmann spot arrays under unstable optical conditions.

02

Restore image signal

Apply denoising and preprocessing so weak spot patterns remain measurable.

03

Estimate centroids

Extract reliable local displacements and weigh sub-apertures by signal quality.

04

Reconstruct wavefront

Convert local measurements into a corrected wavefront estimate for AO workflows.

Publications & Contact

Manuscripts in preparation

Only verified publications will be listed. Current work remains presented as research direction and project context, not performance claims.

Publication Policy

Contact

Contact & Profiles

GitHubleizhhhhWebsiteleizh1999.top