Athens Week 20071 Intensive course on image processing 19-23 nov. 2007 F. Tupin, I. Bloch, E. Angelini, M. Roux, B. Pesquet H. Brettel, F. Schmitt, S.

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Athens Week Intensive course on image processing nov F. Tupin, I. Bloch, E. Angelini, M. Roux, B. Pesquet H. Brettel, F. Schmitt, S. Ladjal, T. André

Athens Week History of image processing 1950 : images of bubble room in physics 1960 : printed character recognition 1970 : medical imaging, remote sensing, television, …. now : huge amount of numerical images ….

Athens Week Image processing objectives Image correction and improvement Image coding for compression Image analysis Pattern recognition Image interpretation

Athens Week Image processing coding processing analysis understanding filtering Edge detection Gradient computation classification enhancement Feature extraction decoding

Athens Week Example in aerial imagery Sampling Filtering Segmentation (régions) Pattern Recognition Segmentation (edges) 3D reconstruction

Athens Week statistics mathematics physics Algorithm. Syst. Architec. Image Processing Numerical communications synthesis Bio-medicalRemote sensing

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Athens Week Visual system / Image processing to see is … to think

Athens Week Week organization Very large field !... Theoretical overview Application: practical work (concrete examples), Matlab Seminars on application fields

Athens Week Week program Monday 19  Introduction and linear filtering (9h-12h, C49)  Aerial Imaging and stereo (13h15-14h15, C49)  PW: basics, filtering (14h30-17h, C124) Tuesday 20  Classification, segmentation(9h-12h, B316)  Psychophysiology of Vision (13h15-14h15, B316)  PW: segmentation (14h30-17h, C124) Wednesday 21  Mathematical Morphology(9h-12h, C49)  Medical Imaging (13h15-14h15, C49)  PW: Mathematical Morphology (14h30-17h, C124) Thursday 22  Edge detection and deformable models (9h-12h, B316)  Presentation of TSI department (13h15-14h15, B316)  PW: Edge detection and snakes (14h30-17h, C124) Friday 23  Image and video coding based on Wavelets (9h-12h, B316)  PW: image and video-coding (13h30-16h30, C124)

Athens Week Exam and practical works Matlab software Exam = report of the practical works all along the week