A single image cloud and fog removal method based on dual-tree complex wavelet transform
A dual-tree complex wavelet, single-image technology, applied in the field of remote sensing image processing, can solve the problem of inflexible threshold selection, and achieve the effect of good true color, less manual intervention, and strong adaptability
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[0073] use as image 3 A shown color remote sensing picture containing clouds and fog provides the application method of the present invention. The number of rows and columns of the image is 512, and the central part of the image contains clouds with high density. The scenery under the clouds is difficult to distinguish, while the scenery outside the cloud area is relatively clear.
[0074] First, according to formula (10), the number of decomposition layers n is calculated to be 7. Use qshift_06 as filter function pair image 3 Do 7-layer dual-tree complex wavelet transform, the integer l is taken as 5, the reconstruction diagrams of the low-level high-frequency sub-band, high-level high-frequency sub-band, and low-frequency sub-band are as follows Figure 4 , 5 , 6, it can be seen that the three sub-bands all contain a certain amount of clouds, but the high-level high-frequency sub-bands contain most of the clouds. Figure 4 It shows that the low-level high-frequency sub...
Embodiment 2
[0082] like Figure 13 A gray-scale remote sensing picture is shown, in which multiple regions contain thin clouds with different concentrations. The following describes the process of processing the picture by the method of the present invention.
[0083] First, the image size is 256×256, therefore, the number of decomposition layers n is 6. Use qshift_06 as filter function pair Figure 13 Do 6-layer dual-tree complex wavelet transform, the integer l is taken as 4, and the original image is divided into three parts: low-level high-frequency sub-bands, high-level high-frequency sub-bands, and low-frequency sub-bands.
[0084] Then, the Laplacian filter is used to process the low-level high-frequency subbands of layers 1 to 1 respectively to enhance the ground scene information. All processed low-level high-frequency sub-bands are combined, and the reconstructed image obtained is further normalized according to formula (6) through dual-tree complex wavelet inverse transformat...
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[0090] like Figure 17 Shown is a remote sensing image with uniform cloud coverage, the process of processing the image using the method of the present invention will be described below.
[0091] First, the image size is 512×512, therefore, the number of decomposition layers n is 7. Use qshift_06 as filter function pair Figure 17Do 7-layer dual-tree complex wavelet transform, the integer l is taken as 5, and the original image is divided into three parts: low-level high-frequency sub-bands, high-level high-frequency sub-bands, and low-frequency sub-bands.
[0092] Then, the Laplacian filter is used to process the low-level high-frequency subbands of layers 1 to 1 respectively to enhance the ground scene information. All processed low-level high-frequency sub-bands are combined, and the reconstructed image obtained is further normalized according to formula (6) through dual-tree complex wavelet inverse transformation.
[0093] Next, use the inverse cloud thickness weighted ...
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