Image Processing Operations And Systems For Legal Applications: Part II
Francis J. Corbett, Gerald B. Richards · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1983
In Part I of this series we developed an architecture for a Legal Image Processing Laboratory. The complexity and sophistication of the required operations were developed from the multiplicity of image sources, degrading influences and desired results. The final objective, either directly or indirectly, was shown to be an improvement in the image information content or an extraction of operational data. The image processing operations were categorized into the following three: Restoration, Measurement, and Correlation. In Part II, we now illustrate the basic operations with additional examples. The architecture remains as defined in Part I.