Digital Image Processing Tania Stathaki Location: Extension: Email: Room 812 46229 t. stathaki@ic. ac. uk
LOGISTICS OF THE COURSE n Duration – 20 lectures n Assessment – 100% exam – There isn't any coursework or homework
IMAGE PROCESSING §Textbook – R. C. Gonzalez, R. E. Woods, Digital Image Processing, Addison Wesley, 1993, ISBN 0 -201 -50803 -6
DIGITAL IMAGE
DIGITAL IMAGE
FROM ANALOG TO DIGITAL object Imaging systems Sample and quantize Digital storage (disk) Digital computer On-line buffer observe digitize store process Refresh /store Display output Record
Part I: Image Transforms Original Image Fourier Transform Amplitude Phase
Part II: Image Enhancement Original Image High Pass Filtering
Part III: Image Restoration Distorted Image Restored Image
Distortion due to Camera Misfocus Original image Distorted image
Distortion due to Camera Misfocus Camera lens
Distortion due to motion Camera lens
Distortion due to Random Noise Original image Distorted image
Part IV: Image Compression § Signal-Processing Based: Encoder H Decoder Compressed Representation
Images are not directly amenable to computer analysis n n Computers work with numerical (rather than pictorial) data. An image must be converted to numerical form before processing by computer can commence. n n n Picture elements or pixels Rectangular sampling grid Brightness of the image
Images are not directly amenable to computer analysis
APPLICATIONS Medical images n Satellite images n Astronomy n Radar images n
Satellite image Volcano Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia
Satellite image Volcano in Alaska
Medical Images: MRI of normal brain
Medical Images: X-ray knee
Medical Images: Ultrasound Five-month Foetus (lungs, liver and bowel)