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27 April 2010 Image registration and fusion of MMW and visual images for concealed object detection
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Abstract
This paper addresses the registration and the fusion techniques between passive millimeter wave (MMW) and visual images for concealed object detection. The passive MMW imaging system detects concealed objects such as metal and man-made objects as well as small liquid and gel containers. The registration and fusion processes are required to combine information from both of visual and MMW images. The registration process is composed of feature extraction and matching stages. The body areas in two images are adjusted to each other in scale, rotation, and location. The image fusion method is based on discrete wavelet transform and a fusion rule, which emphasizes the person's identity and the hidden object together. The experimental and simulation results show the proposed technique can detect a concealed object and fuse two different types of images in a fully automated way.
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Hyoung Lee, Seokwon Yeom, Jung-Young Son, and Vladimir P. Guschin "Image registration and fusion of MMW and visual images for concealed object detection", Proc. SPIE 7670, Passive Millimeter-Wave Imaging Technology XIII, 76700H (27 April 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.850040
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KEYWORDS
Image fusion

Extremely high frequency

Visualization

Image registration

Image processing

Discrete wavelet transforms

Passive millimeter wave imaging

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