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28 March 2005 Multispectral sensor fusion using the projection-slice theorem
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In this paper we discuss the utilization of the Projection-Slice Theorem, PST, to reduce a data set that display each multiple spectral band representation of an image and to extract variant features from those representation. Noise is removed from each of the one-dimensional projections of the images via PST and a wavelet transform thresholding process. The extracted features emphasize differences in spectral information from the same image and are combined through synthesis via the inverse PST. This sensor fusion method facilitates the design of filters to recognize an image with characteristics similar to the relevant features from each of the bands that have been incorporated in a combined multispectral/fused image. We present our method of feature extraction, wavelet noise removal, and data synthesis.
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Vahid R. Riasati and Sookwang Ro "Multispectral sensor fusion using the projection-slice theorem", Proc. SPIE 5813, Multisensor, Multisource Information Fusion: Architectures, Algorithms, and Applications 2005, (28 March 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.604566
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KEYWORDS
Data fusion

Image fusion

Image processing

Image sensors

Wavelets

Sensors

Wavelet transforms

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