Image analysis – Applications – Motion or velocity measuring
Reexamination Certificate
2005-02-01
2005-02-01
Dastouri, Mehrdad (Department: 2623)
Image analysis
Applications
Motion or velocity measuring
C382S103000, C348S155000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06850630
ABSTRACT:
A process for the separation of static and dynamic components of a sequence of images separated in time and taken under the same conditions. The process includes recording a first intensity of a first pixel in at least one area in the sequence of images, recording subsequent intensities for identical pixels to the first pixel in subsequent recorded images, and using pixel intensity sort criteria on intensity changes between the first intensity and the subsequent intensities to discriminate in the subsequent recorded images pixels showing minimal intensity changes from pixels showing larger intensity changes as the sequence process. The process includes forming from the pixels showing minimal intensity changes a part of the static component of the sequence of images.
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Barbaresco Frederic
Legoupil Samuel
Monnier Bernard
"Thomson-CSF"
Dastouri Mehrdad
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