Gray watermarks to prove the rightful ownership for digital coloured images

Authors:
Abdallah Al-Tahan Al-Nu'aimi
Affiliations:
Isra University, Amman
Venue:
Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Intelligent Semantic Web-Services and Applications
Year:
2010

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Abstract

Solving the problem of rightful ownership for digital images is the main application of watermarking technology. In this work, the proposed algorithm solves the problem of proving rightful ownership for digital coloured images. This algorithm succeeded in using gray watermarks which represent valuable information. The Human Visual System sensitivity has been taken into consideration. The algorithm satisfies all the necessary conditions for successful watermarking algorithms. Broadband of test images, watermarks and attacks are used to judge fairly the algorithm. Subjective and objective tests are used to validate the success of proving rightful ownership for digital coloured images.