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8 October 2015 Infrared target detection based on surfacelet transform and total variation
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Proceedings Volume 9675, AOPC 2015: Image Processing and Analysis; 96752V (2015) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2202816
Event: Applied Optics and Photonics China (AOPC2015), 2015, Beijing, China
Abstract
A dim and small target detection method based on surfacelet transform is proposed to improve the performance of dim and small target detection under the complex clouds background. Firstly, the original infrared image is decomposed by the surfacelet transform to extract and analyze the multi-scale and multi-directional characteristics of the image. Then, the total variation and the local mean removal method are utilized to process the high-frequency and the low-frequency sub-bands respectively, which refines the coefficient value of the decomposed sub-bands. Finally, the refined sub-bands are recostructed to make the dim and small target separate from the background clutter signal, and then the background suppression is achieved and the real target is detected effectively. Theoretical analysis and experimental results show that, compared with the wavelet transform method and the total variation method, values of ISCR and BSF of the experimental result by the proposed method is higher, and the result by the proposed method has better effect both in subjective vision and the objective numerical evaluation.
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Dong Zhao, Huixin Zhou, Ying Zhao, Shenghui Rong, Rui Lai, Hanlin Qin, and Jiaojiao Han "Infrared target detection based on surfacelet transform and total variation", Proc. SPIE 9675, AOPC 2015: Image Processing and Analysis, 96752V (8 October 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2202816
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KEYWORDS
Image filtering

Target detection

Infrared radiation

Infrared imaging

Image processing

Infrared detectors

Image segmentation

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