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20 August 2001 Analytic registration of spatially and spectrally disparate co-located imaging sensors achieved by matching optical flow
Jonathon M. Schuler, J. Grant Howard, Dean A. Scribner, Penny R. Warren, Richard B. Klein, Michael P. Satyshur, Melvin R. Kruer
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Abstract
A multi-spectral imaging system can be defined as a combination of electro-optic imagers that are mechanically constrained to view the same scene. Subsequent processing of the output imagery invariably requires a spatial registration of one spectral band image to geometrically conform to the imagery from a different sensor. This paper outlines a procedure to leverage motion estimation of a pair of video sequences to determine a transformation that minimizes the disparity in optical flow between the sequences.
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Jonathon M. Schuler, J. Grant Howard, Dean A. Scribner, Penny R. Warren, Richard B. Klein, Michael P. Satyshur, and Melvin R. Kruer "Analytic registration of spatially and spectrally disparate co-located imaging sensors achieved by matching optical flow", Proc. SPIE 4381, Algorithms for Multispectral, Hyperspectral, and Ultraspectral Imagery VII, (20 August 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.437016
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KEYWORDS
Image registration

Video

Optical flow

Image fusion

Motion estimation

Imaging systems

Infrared imaging

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