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ORCIDInternational Journal of Imaging Systems and Technology, Volume 9
Volume 9, Number 1, 1998
- Hyeokho Choi, David C. Munson Jr.:
Direct-Fourier reconstruction in tomography and synthetic aperture radar. 1-13 - Emanuele Salerno
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Microwave tomography for compact-support dielectric objects. 14-23 - Luc Vignaud:
Inverse synthetic aperture radar imaging of satellites. 24-28 - Hao Wu, Yongmin Kim:
Fast wavelet-based multiresolution image registration on a multiprocessing digital signal processor. 29-37 - Fionn Murtagh, Jean-Luc Starck, Mireille Louys:
Very-high-quality image compression based on noise modeling. 38-45 - P. Jonathon Phillips, Yehuda Vardi, Stanley M. Dunn, Monte S. Buchsbaum, Jacqueline L. Spiegel-Cohen:
Automatic MR-PET registration algorithm. 46-50 - Lorenzo Capineri, P. Grande, J. A. G. Temple:
Advanced image-processing technique for real-time interpretation of ground-penetrating radar images. 51-59 - C. J. Grootveld, A. Segal, B. Scarlett:
Regularized modified Newton-Raphson technique applied to electrical impedance tomography. 60-65
Volume 9, Numbers 2-3, 1998
- Gabor T. Herman, Attila Kuba:
Guest editorial: Discrete tomography. 67-68 - Elena Barcucci, Alberto Del Lungo, Maurice Nivat, Renzo Pinzani:
Medians of polyominoes: A property for reconstruction. 69-77 - Jolyon A. Browne, Mathew Koshy, James H. Stanley:
On the application of discrete tomography to CT-assisted engineering and design. 78-84 - Michael T. Chan, Gabor T. Herman, Emanuel Levitan:
Bayesian image reconstruction using image-modeling Gibbs priors. 85-98 - A. Fazekas, Gabor T. Herman, Samuel Matej:
On processing binary pictures via their projections. 99-100 - Peter Gritzmann, Dieter Prangenberg, Sven de Vries, Markus Wiegelmann:
Success and failure of certain reconstruction and uniqueness algorithms in discrete tomography. 101-109 - J. H. B. Kemperman, Attila Kuba:
Reconstruction of two-valued matrices from their two projections. 110-117 - T. Yung Kong, Gabor T. Herman:
On which grids can tomographic equivalence of binary pictures be characterized in terms of elementary switching operations? 118-125 - Samuel Matej, Gabor T. Herman, Avi Vardi:
Binary tomography on the hexagonal grid using Gibbs priors. 126-131 - S. K. Patch:
Iterative algorithm for discrete tomography. 132-134 - Florent Retraint, Françoise Peyrin, Jean-Marc Dinten:
Three-dimensional regularized binary image reconstruction from three two-dimensional projections using a randomized ICM algorithm. 135-146 - Pablo M. Salzberg, Pedro I. Rivera-Vega, Ariel Rodríguez:
Network flow model for binary tomography on lattices. 147-154 - Yehuda Vardi, D. Lee:
Discrete Radon transform and its approximate inversion via the EM algorithm. 155-173 - Andrew E. Yagle:
An explicit closed-form solution to the limited-angle discrete tomography problem for finite-support objects. 174-180 - Emanuele Salerno:
Superresolution capabilities of the Gerchberg method in the band-pass case: An eigenvalue analysis. 181-188
Volume 9, Number 4, 1998
- Yun Q. Shi:
Guest Editorial. 189-191 - Wen-Hung Liao, J. K. Aggarwal:
Cooperative matching paradigm for the analysis of stereo image sequences. 192-200 - D. Cheng, Robert E. Mercer, John L. Barron, Paul Joe:
Tracking severe weather storms in Doppler radar images. 201-213 - Mohammed A. Al-Mohimeed, C. C. Li:
Motion estimation and compensation based on almost shift-invariant wavelet transform for image sequence coding. 214-229 - Yun Q. Shi, S. Lin, Ya-Qin Zhang:
Optical flow-based motion compensation algorithm for very low-bit-rate video coding. 230-237 - Dimitrios Tzovaras, Stavros Vachtsevanos, Michael G. Strintzis:
Optimization of wireframe model adaptation and motion estimation in a rate-distortion framework. 238-247 - Yucel Altunbasak, A. Murat Tekalp:
A hybrid video codec with block-based and mesh-based motion compensation modes. 248-256 - Zhong-Li He, Ming L. Liou, Philip C. H. Chan, Chi-Ying Tsui:
Generic VLSI architecture for block-matching motion estimation algorithms. 257-273 - Anthony Vetro, Huifang Sun:
Frequency domain down-conversion of HDTV using an optimal motion compensation scheme. 274-282 - Brian C. Tom, Moon Gi Kang, Min-Cheol Hong, Aggelos K. Katsaggelos:
Detection and removal of anomalies in digitized animation film. 283-293 - N. K. Bose, K. J. Boo:
High-resolution image reconstruction with multisensors. 294-304
Volume 9, Number 5, 1998
- Mohammad Gharavi-Alkhansari, Thomas S. Huang:
Causal fractal compression of video sequences using matching pursuit. 305-319 - Caterina Saraceno, Riccardo Leonardi:
Indexing audiovisual databases through joint audio and video processing. 320-331 - Wenwu Zhu, Yao Wang, Ya-Qin Zhang:
Jitter smoothing and traffic modeling for MPEG-2 video transport over ATM networks. 332-339 - Tülay Adali, Yue Joseph Wang, Nidhi Gupta:
A blockwise relaxation labeling scheme and its application to edge detection in cardiac MR image sequences. 340-350 - Zhen Zhang, Randall E. Scarberry, Marwan A. Simaan:
Quantitative measurement of texture orientation in biomedical images using an artificial neural network. 351-355 - Fred L. Fontaine, Sankar Basu:
Wavelet-based solution to anisotropic diffusion equation for edge detection. 356-368 - Stephane Tramini, Marc Antonini, Michel Barlaud:
Intraframe image decoding based on a nonlinear variational approach. 369-380 - Yuanmei Wang:
Neural network approach to image reconstruction from projections. 381-387 - Chien-Ching Chiu, Po-Tsun Liu:
Electromagnetic transverse electric-wave inverse scattering of a conductor by the genetic algorithm. 388-394 - Renzo Azaro, Salvatore Caorsi, Matteo Pastorino:
A 3-GHz microwave imaging system based on a modulated scattering technique and on a modified Born approximation. 395-403
Volume 9, Number 6, 1998
- Chris Basoglu, Donglok Kim, Robert J. Gove, Yongmin Kim:
High-performance image computing with modern microprocessors. 407-415 - Vishal Markandey, Wissam Rabadi, Jeremiah Golston, Gene Frantz:
Architectures and visual-processing applications of multimedia DSPs. 416-422 - Liyong Zhou, Vikram Chalana, Yongmin Kim:
PC-based machine vision system for real-time computer-aided potato inspection. 423-433 - Christopher J. Read, Jeremiah Golston, Arne Füetterer, Enes Fazlic, Hiroshi Miyazawa:
Implementing a videoconferencing system based on a single-chip signal and image processor. 434-441 - Warren S. Edwards, Christian Deforge, Yongmin Kim:
Interactive three-dimensional ultrasound using a programmable multimedia processor. 442-454
- M. L. Egger, A. Herrmann Scheurer, C. Joseph, C. Morel:
High-performance scalable parallel platform for volume reconstruction of PET data. 455-462 - J. V. Candy:
Dynamic surface imaging for the space shuttle experiments. 463-474 - Peter Mattson, Donglok Kim, Yongmin Kim:
Generalized image warping using enhanced lookup tables. 475-483 - Eric Sutton, Helen Na:
Time-varying reconstruction of the ionosphere. 1. The algorithm. 484-490 - Eric Sutton, Helen Na:
Time-varying reconstruction of the ionosphere. 2. Data source analysis. 491-499
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