A comparative study of various image dehazing techniques
Mohammed Mahmood Ali, Md. Ateeq Ur Rahman, Shaikha Hajera · 2017
Most of corrupted images due to various degradations involve filtration process, to efficiently make use of image scenes in image processing. Particularly, the outdoor image scenes are degraded due to cloudy medium in the atmosphere (i.e., impurities in air). Such as Haziness, mist, and smog are the phenomena of atmospheric absorption that scatter the image scenes. Moreover, many computer vision applications, works on input images, fail to work efficiently because of degraded images. Removing those deficiencies with the use of image haze removal techniques will assist in image comprehension and computer applications (aerial imagery or image classification). This paper surveys the existing de-hazing techniques that aid in filtering the haze from captured images and later replace with the improvised hazy free image(s).