Subjective Assessment of Multispectral Fusion Images

Petrica Turtoi; Daniel Eugen Turcanu; Cristian Predoi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.555.745

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Subjective Assessment of Multispectral Fusion Images

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Image fusion is an intensively used method in applications which require reduction the quantity of information and increase the quality of generated images. This paper present aspects related to subjective quality assessment for images generated by fusion systems used for observation and surveillance. Subjective assessment is based on the expertise of human operators.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 555)

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Petrica Turtoi*, Daniel Eugen Turcanu, Cristian Predoi

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Image Fusion, Sensor, Thermal, Visible, Wavelet

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