PubMed · 8929084
[Digital image processing: fundamental techniques and applications in biological research].
Abstract
Digital image processing represents a relatively new but very dynamic domain. Its importance is still growing due to the rapid development in related computer equipment. In this paper basics concepts are introduced and a survey of problems and methods is presented. Starting with techniques used for the capture of data, it continues with techniques applied to coding new data, image enhancement and pattern recognition. Special attention is given to pattern recognition techniques which provide the basics for classification of data according to established criteria. Finally, two applications are presented; the reconstruction of 3-D volumes from serial cutting and a survey of chlorophyll concentration on Lake Aculeo using remote images obtained by the LANDSAT satellite.
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F Cordova, V Montecino, R Orellana, C Pattillo. 1986. [Digital image processing: fundamental techniques and applications in biological research].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8929084/
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