REFINING IMAGES USING MERGING PIXEL VALUES AND PIXELS INSERTION TECHNIQUES

RANTUNG, RULAND K. N. and Pinontoan, Benny (2004) REFINING IMAGES USING MERGING PIXEL VALUES AND PIXELS INSERTION TECHNIQUES. Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS KATOLIK DE LA SALLE.

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Abstract

The purpose of this research is to refine remote sensing image, in this case we use panchromatic image, to support further process that is classifying objects. This research explored the structure of panchromatic image and the possible operation or techniques to make this image shapes contained clearer. Image illustration is used to explain the structure of panchromatic image.
There are three main steps in image analysis to refine panchromatic image. First, increase the image resolution or image magnification. Second, the process of merging pixel values and the last is pixels insertion. The first step is required to support the third step in order to enable increasing the numbers of control points. The last step becomes the most important operation for classifying objects.
By applying the steps of techniques in image analysis, the process of classification will be easier, and it can make a possibility of decreasing the deviation of identifying objects. Full general algorithm in this research represents the whole process and steps in classifying objects and this research place on that steps.

Keywords: Digital Image, Panchromatic Image, Image Resolution, Pixel
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Thesis (Skripsi)

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