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    Image Registration:

    Introduction

    Arthur Goshtasby

    ri ht t te ni ersit

    Image Registration and Fusion Systems

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    s an array o sca ars or vec ors.

    Scalar:Reflectance, temperature, range

    ec or: , mu spec ra , yperspec ra

    Landsat MSS image,

    courtes of NASA

    A digital image

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    images of a scene. The process in effect establishespoint-by-point correspondence between the images.

    Landsat MSS Landsat TM Registered MSS & TM

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    Data courtesy of NASA

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    Reference or source ima e: This is the

    image that is kept unchanged and is usedas the reference.

    image that is resampled to spatially align

    with the reference image. rans orma on unc on: e unct on

    that is used to resample the target imageto the geometry of the reference image.

    Control points: Unique landmarks in theimages. Corresponding control points are

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    parameters.

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    1. Change detection (intensity)

    Landsat 1 Landsat 2 Change image

    Data courtesy of NASA

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    2. Change detection (geometry)

    (a), (b) Temporal MR brain images. (c), (d) Before and after registration.

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    Temporal brain imagesImage flow of one image slice

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    Data courtesy of Kettering Medical Center

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    4. Image fusion

    Data courtesy of NASA

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    Landsat TM bands 1 & 7

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    5. Image mosaicking

    Mosaicked image

    Two aerial images of Honolulu, HI.

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    6. Depth perception

    Data courtesy of Tsukuba University

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    A pair of stereo images

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    . Target localization

    Target recognition

    Target tracking Scene 3-D recovery

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    deblurring, image segmentation, edgedetection

    2. Feature extraction and selection:

    Extractin oints, lines, re ions, tem lates,etc. from images and selecting some

    3. Correspondence: Determining the

    correspondence between selected features inimages

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    .From the corresponding feature points

    5. Resampling: Resampling the sensed image

    to t e geometry o t e re erence mage us ng

    the transformation

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    Books and special issues on

    image registration1. Image Registration for Earth Science, Jacqueline Le Moigne,

    at an etanya u, an oger astman s. , am r ge ress,

    2010.2. Landmark-Based Image Analysis: Using Geometric and Intensity

    , . , , , ,2001.

    3. 2-D and 3-D Image Registration, A. Goshtasby, John Wiley &Sons, New York, NY, Feb. 2005.

    4. Non-Rigid Image Registration, A. Goshtasby, L. Staib, C.Studholme, and D. Terzopoulos (Eds.), a special issue ofComputer Vision and Image Understanding, Feb. 2003.

    . mage eg strat on, . os tas y, . e o gne s. , a spec aissue ofPattern Recognition, Jan. 1999.

    6. A survey of image registration techniques, Lisa Brown,ACM

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