Digital anti-aliasing trapezoidal recursively separable image processing filter with resizable scanning multi-element aperture
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https://doi.org/10.25206/1813-8225-2024-189-127-136Keywords:
digital image processing, recursively separable filters, sharpening, quality assessment, performanceAbstract
In this article, we will consider and compare methods for eliminating distortions in the original images obtained from an unmanned aerial vehicle. The main goal of these methods is to increase the contrast and accuracy of determining the coordinates of objects of interest relative to the background. To conduct the study, aerial work was performed, during which initial images of the underlying surface with different exposure times were obtained, as well as data from the unmanned aerial vehicle navigation module. Further, cameral processing of the received materials was carried out. The exact centers for photographing each image were calculated and orthophotomaps of the area were built. Then we evaluated the contrast and accuracy of determining the coordinates of objects of interest relative to the background on the orthophotomaps of the area built from the original and restored images using various methods.
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