학술논문

Computer Image Processing in Marine Resource Exploration
Document Type
Conference
Source
OCEANS '76. :104-113 1976
Subject
Geoscience
Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies
Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
Transportation
Signal Processing and Analysis
Image processing
Leg
Displays
Sonar
Filtering
Filters
Laboratories
Lighting
Lamps
Brightness
Language
Abstract
Pictographic data or imagery is commonly used in marine exploration. Preexisting image processing techniques (software) similar to those used on imagery obtained from unmanned planetary exploration were used to improve marine photography and side-scan sonar imagery. Features and details not visible by conventional photo processing methods were enhanced by filtering and noise removal on selected deep-sea photographs. Information gained near the periphery of photographs allows improved interpretation and facilitates construction of bottom mosaics where overlapping frames are available. Similar processing techniques were applied to side-scan sonar imagery, including corrections for slant range distortion, and along-track scale changes. The use of digital data processing and storage techniques greatly extends the quantity of information that can be handled, stored, and processed.

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