Target Three-Dimensional Reconstruction From the Multi-View Radar Image Sequence

Multi-view image fusion improves resolution in three-dimensional microscopy.

A non-blind, shift-invariant image processing technique that fuses multi-view three-dimensional image data sets into a single, high quality three-dimensional image is presented. It is effective for 1) improving the resolution and isotropy in images of transparent specimens, and 2) improving the uniformity of the image quality of partially opaque samples. This is demonstrated with fluorescent sa...

Wavelet-based image fusion in multi-view three-dimensional microscopy

MOTIVATION Multi-view microscopy techniques such as Light-Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy (LSFM) are powerful tools for 3D + time studies of live embryos in developmental biology. The sample is imaged from several points of view, acquiring a set of 3D views that are then combined or fused in order to overcome their individual limitations. Views fusion is still an open problem despite recent contr...

Three Dimensional Reconstruction of Human Heart Surface from Single Image- View Under Different Illumination Conditions

The 3D reconstruction from a single-view image is a longstanding issue in computer vision literature, especially in the medical field. Traditional medical imaging techniques that provide information about the heart and which are used to reconstruct the heart model, include Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Computed Tomography (CT) images. However, in some cases, they are not available and th...

3D Dynamic Scene Reconstruction from Multi-View Image Sequences

Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of Urban Scenes from a Single Image

This work presents a method to output the 3D structure of an urban area from only one aerial photo. The reconstruction is based on the inverse process done when a parallel projection is used to construct a twodimensional image from a three-dimensional object. A new algorithm for reconstruction is developed and implemented. It recovers depth information by identification of object height on the ...