Mathematics
Scientific paper
Mar 2011
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2011opten..50c3201c&link_type=abstract
Optical Engineering, Volume 50, Issue 3, pp. 033201-033201-9 (2011).
Mathematics
Image Fusion, Image Resolution, Image Sensors, Mirrors, Wavelet Transforms, Image Forming And Processing, Imaging Detectors And Sensors, Lenses, Prisms And Mirrors
Scientific paper
Considering the problem of low and nonuniform resolution in omnidirectional imaging, a complementary catadioptric imaging method is proposed by using multiple mirrors. Due to the reflection of mirrors, each spatial object has two imaging positions, in the inner and outer of sampled omnidirectional images, respectively, which are generated from two different optical paths. For instance, a prototype of omnidirectional sensor based on complementary double imaging is designed, which contains two convex mirrors (cone and hyperboloid) in conjunction with a plane mirror. The design constraints and optical geometric model of imaging are analyzed in detail. By mathematical analysis, two improvements of resolution have been achieved: (1) more uniform distribution of resolution and (2) complementary resolution distribution in the radial and tangential directions between the inner and outer. To prove and demonstrate the remarkable complementarity, a simple fusion experiment based on wavelet decomposition and reconstruction is performed on a pair of cylindrical panoramic images unwrapped from an omnidirectional image.
Bao Weidong
Chen Lidong
Wang Wei
Zhang Maojun
Zhang Xin
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