Fourier removal of stripe artifacts in IRAS images

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Fourier Transformation, Image Processing, Infrared Astronomy Satellite, Sky Radiation, Algorithms, Point Sources

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By working in the Fourier plane, approximate removal of stripe artifacts in IRAS images can be effected. The image of interest is smoothed and subtracted from the original, giving the high-spatial-frequency part. This "filtered" image is then clipped to remove point sources and then Fourier transformed. Subtracting the Fourier components contributing to the stripes in this image from the Fourier transform of the original and transforming back to the image plane yields substantial removal of the stripes.

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