The development of the un-cooled infrared imaging technology from military necessity. At present, It is widely
applied in industrial, medicine, scientific and technological research and so on. The infrared radiation temperature
distribution of the measured object's surface can be observed visually. The collection of infrared images from our
laboratory has following characteristics: Strong spatial correlation, Low contrast , Poor visual effect; Without color
or shadows because of gray image , and has low resolution; Low definition compare to the visible light image;
Many kinds of noise are brought by the random disturbances of the external environment. Digital image processing
are widely applied in many areas, it can now be studied up close and in detail in many research field. It has become
one kind of important means of the human visual continuation. Traditional methods for image enhancement cannot
capture the geometric information of images and tend to amplify noise. In order to remove noise and improve
visual effect. Meanwhile, To overcome the above enhancement issues. The mathematical model of FPA unit was
constructed based on matrix transformation theory. According to characteristics of FPA, Image enhancement
algorithm which combined with mathematical morphology and edge detection are established. First of all, Image
profile is obtained by using the edge detection combine with mathematical morphological operators. And then,
through filling the template profile by original image to get the ideal background image, The image noise can be
removed on the base of the above method. The experiments show that utilizing the proposed algorithm can enhance
image detail and the signal to noise ratio.
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