El. knyga: ICOL-2019: Proceedings of the International Conference on Optics and Electro-Optics, Dehradun, India

Part 1: Invited Speakers.
Chapter
1. Trends in Manufacturing for
Aspheric & Freeform Optics.
Chapter
2. Silicon Photonics-based Gas Sensors
and Components for the mid-IR: Design and Modelling.
Chapter
3. Pixel
reassignment in image scanning microscopy.
Chapter
4. Compact and field
portable biophotonic sensors for automated cell identification (Plenary
Address).
Chapter
5. Wavefront Coding with Jacobi-Fourier phase masks to
alleviate random aberrations.
Chapter
6. Designing Submicron Chiral
Structure through Phase Engineered Multi-Beam Interference.
Chapter
7.
Advanced IR Zoom Lenses for Next Generation Thermal Imaging Applications.-
Chapter
8. Advanced Infrared Photodetectors at SCD.
Chapter
9.
Characteristics Of One Dimensional Photonics Structures Having Different
Types Of Sequences.- CHapter
10. Deep-learning-based dynamic range
compression for 3D scene hologram.
Chapter
11. Mode spectra and vortex beam
sorting via digital intensity processing.
Chapter
12. Speckle-free digital
holographic phase microscopy and tomography using partially spatially
coherent monochromatic light with improved image sharpness, resolution and
phase noise.
Chapter 13.- Biospeckle Analysis Technique: Some Recent
Applications.
Chapter
14. Using Femtosecond Coherent Oscillations to unravel
Dynamics.
Chapter
15. Using Femtosecond Coherent Oscillations to unravel
Dynamics.
Chapter
16. Suppression of UV emission in ZnO nanorods Complex
Systems.- Part 2: Adaptive Optics.
Chapter
17. Features of FPGA using in a
fast adaptive optical system.
Chapter
18. Controlling the Degree of
Polarization of Speckles from Birefringent Scatterer.- Part 3: Diffractive
Optics.
Chapter
19. Experimental demonstration of diffraction of vector
field singularities through diamond shaped aperture.
Chapter
20. Controlled
generation of self-images of a Microlens array and the second harmonic Talbot
effect.
Chapter
21. Design of Diffractive Optical Elements for Shaping the
Laser Intensity Distribution.
Chapter 22.  Electromagnetically induced
grating in a 3-level symmetric quantum well.
Chapter
23. Axicon Aberration
Generated Tunable Optical Arrays.
Chapter
24. Crafting correlation structure
by interference.
Chapter
25. Design of polarization independent silicon
nitride one-dimensional gratings using genetic algorithm.- Part 4: Optics &
Electro-optics for Strategic Applications.- CHapter
26. Effect of Background
Radiation on Laser Receiver having Large Field of View.
Chapter
27.
Temperature Compensated Dynamic Strain Measurement using Twin Fiber Bragg
Gratings and Tunable Laser Interrogation with Noise Cancelation.
Chapter
28.
Geo High Resolution Camera An experimental eye in space - its Integration 
Challenges and Mitigation.
Chapter
29. Photodiode transimpedance
configuration with dc compensation.
Chapter
30. Concept of Programmable
Range Electro-optical Sensor.

Dr. Kehar Singh served as a member of the faculty at IIT Delhi since 1965 in various capacities. He was an Academic Visitor at Imperial College of Science & Technology, London, during 19691970, and visited/carried out research for short periods at British Scientific and Industrial Research Association Ealing, Queens University Belfast, and National Physical Laboratory Teddington. He had been a Professor since January 1984 and during the period 19961999 served as Head of Physics Department. Prof. Singh held the position of Dean, Post Graduate Studies and Research, IIT Delhi, during the period of March 2001August 2003. He served as CLUSTER Chair at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne (Switzerland), in December 2002. Until June 30, 2011, he served as an Emeritus Professor at IIT Delhi where he continued to teach and carry out research.  Dr. A. K. Gupta is a DRDO Fellow and former Director & Outstanding Scientist, Instrument Research & Development Establishment (IRDE), a Defence Research & Development Organization (DRDO) laboratory at Dehradun. Dr. Gupta obtained his Ph.D. from IIT Delhi in the area of Optical/Photonics engineering, which has emerged as a potential enabling technology in 21st century for both civil & defence applications. Dr. Gupta has been actively involved in the development of electro-optical instruments for day & night surveillance and laser technologies for application to defence forces. He has made significant contribution in the development of technologies for laser seekers, laser proximity sensors, adaptive optics, integrated optics holography and optical information processing. Dr. Sudhir Khare is presently working as a Scientist at the Instruments Research and Development Establishment, Dehradun, India. He has been engaged in research, design and development in the area of thermal imaging for the last 25 years. His research interests include system design, IR signal processing and performance evaluation of thermal imaging systems. He is a member of the Optical Society of India.  Dr. Nimish Dixit obtained his Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India. After completing his Ph.D., he joined the Instrument R & D Establishment (IRDE), Dehradun. Since joining IRDE Dehradun, he has been engaged in the development of nonlinear frequency conversion laser systems in which he developed mid-IR tunable optical parametric oscillator (OPO). Of late, he has been responsible for starting the development of THz sources based on nonlinear optical methods. He is a Fellow of the Optical Society of India and a member of the Indian Laser Association. His current research includes generation of THz using nonlinear frequency conversion and THz imaging.     Kamal K Pantis  received his MTech degree in applied optics from IIT Delhi, India. Currently, he is working as a scientist in Instruments Research and Development Establishment, Dehradun. His research interests are development of freeform optics and diffractive optics for imaging applications, subaperture stitching-based metrology of freeform optics, and ShackHartmann sensor-based metrology.