RT Journal Article
T1 Sampling geometries for ocular aberrometry: A model for evaluation of performance
A1 Diaz Santana, Luis
A1 Walker, Grace
A1 Bará Viñas, Salvador
AB The purpose of this work is to outline a simple model toassess the relative merits of different sampling grids for ocular aberrometryand illustrate it with an example. While in traditional Hartmann-Shacksetups the sampling grid geometries have been somewhat restricted by thegeometries of the available microlens arrays, other techniques such as laserray tracing or spatially resolved refractometry allow for a greater freedomof choice. For all available setups, including HS, it is worth studyingwhich of these choices perform better in terms of accuracy (closenessof the obtained results to the actual ones) and precision (uncertaintyof the obtained results). Whilst the mathematical model presented inthis paper is quite general and it can be applied to optimise existing ornew aberrometers, the numerical results presented in the example areonly valid for the particular aberration sample used and centroiding algorithms studied, and should not be generalised outside of these boundaries
PB OSA Publishing
SN 1094-4087
YR 2005
FD 2005
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10347/22878
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10347/22878
LA eng
NO Luis Diaz-Santana, Grace Walker, and Salvador X Bará, "Sampling geometries for ocular aberrometry: A model for evaluation of performance," Opt. Express 13, 8801-8818 (2005)
DS Minerva
RD 22 abr 2026