Real-Time Imaging: Theory, Techniques, and Application

Authors:
Alexander D. Stoyenko;Phillip A. Laplante
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Real-Time Imaging: Theory, Techniques, and Application
Year:
1996

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Abstract

From the Publisher:Covering a multidisciplinary range, Real-Time Image Processing offers research critical to applications in robotics, virtual reality, multimedia, industrial inspection, HDTV, advanced simulators, CIM, intelligent vehicles and more. A more advanced treatment than Dougherty and Laplante's Introduction to Real-Time Imaging, this book provides additional and more advanced techniques. Topics covered include image compression, target acquisition and tracking, remote control and sensing, image enhancement and filtering, networking for real-time imaging, advanced computer architectures, computer vision, optical measurement inspection and simulation.