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Introduction to Digital Image Processing
Typology: Summaries
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1 / 38 EENG 860 Special Topics: Digital Image Processing
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering New York Institute of Technology Spring 2020 Readings: Chapter 1, Chapter 2 (sections 2.1 to 2.4) How to read: laid-back with pen and paper for occasional notes!
Table of Content โ What is Digital Image Processing (DIP)? โ The Origins of DIP โ DIP Applications โ Fundamental Steps in DIP โ Components of a DIP System โ Elements of Visual Perception โ Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum โ Image Sensing and Acquisition โ (^) Image Sampling and Quantization
4 / 38 What is Digital Image Processing (DIP)? โ (^) Better categorization:
The Origins of DIP โ (^) Earliest applications of digital images were in the newspaper industry, when pictures were sent by submarine cables across the Atlantic Ocean. โ (^) Specialized printing equipment coded pictures for transmission, then reconstructed at the receiving end. โ (^) Early systems were coding images in five distinct levels of gray. By end of 1920s the capability increased to 15 levels.
The Origins of DIP โ (^) Early examples of DIP dates back to Jet Propulsion Lab in 1964 for processing images of moon captured by Ranger 7. โ (^) The invention of Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT), or Computerized Tomography (CT) in 1970s is one of the most important events in the application of DIP in medical diagnosis.
DIP Applications โ (^) The areas of applications of DIP are numerous. โ (^) To categorize them, letโs focus on the images according to their sources.
DIP Applications
DIP Applications
DIP Applications
DIP Applications Gamma X-ray Optical Infrared Radio
Fundamental Steps in DIP
Fundamental Steps in DIP
Components of a DIP System CloudCloudCloud Image displays Computer Mass storage Hardcopy Specialized image processing hardware Image sensors Problem domain Image processing software Network Cloud
Elements of Visual Perception Human Eye โ (^) Like a sphere with a diameter of 20 mm โ (^) Key components