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Koichi KUGO, Shintaro IZUKAWA, Yoshizumi NAKAO, Takashi TOYODA, Yasuo ...
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Session ID: 1-1
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We have developed a network camera which is equipped with multi-lens optical system. Wide-angle observation is achieved by locating prisms on the optical axes of some of the lenses. The optical system of the camera is more compact than general wide-angle lenses and can get less distorted pictures. This camera can detect the pictures in which moving objects are captured, and can record only them. We have confirmed the robustness of the moving objects detection by experiments.
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Takashi MIYAKI, Toshihiko YAMASAKI, Kiyoharu AIZAWA
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Session ID: 1-2
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We propose a multi-sensor tracking approach for robust object tracking in a distributed camera environment. In our approach, we employed Wi-Fi based location estimation using wave strength from multiple Wi-Fi access points. Then, object tracking is conducted using particle filters using the location estimation results as supplementary information.
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Koichi IWAO, Akio YONEYAMA, Mitsugu KAKUTA, Yoshinori HATORI, Tadao HA ...
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Session ID: 1-3
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In a badminton game in recent years, construction of the strategy based on image information is important. We have studied the image information system to support for badminton strategy analysis. In previous work, image extraction of a player's upper half of the body from the video for game analysis was proposed. In this work, image processing for detection of the position information based on the center of gravity of a player's video is proposed. An experiment shows the result of having applied the proposed method to the image of the international first class match.
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Masataka YAMAZAKI, Mitsugu KAKUTA, Kazuya WATANABE, Yukio KOSUGI
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Session ID: 1-4
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The watermarking based on Karhunen Loeve transformation of color space is the embedding method for utilizing the data structure of an image. This decoding algorithm is an opened type. This has a vulnerable of an exchange attack of the watermark to an embedding image. In this paper, the discrimination of embedding images is proposed, when a watermark is replaced. By the watermark embedding, the data structure of an embedding image becomes two parallel plane. Such character makes it possible to utilize the Linking Number (LN) as an index with which an image is expressed globally. The proposed method performs discrimination by LN of an original embedding image. The LN of experimental result that applied various kinds of image processing performed to the embedding image is shown and also considered.
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Daisuke TAKAHASHI, Noriyoshi OKAMOTO
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Session ID: 1-5
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We before proposed the technique that used 3D shape and 2D texture as this method of driver posture estimation. In this paper, it distinguished dangerously for driving by using the result of the posture estimation. We were able to detect the dangerous scene with accuracy about 78[%] that the driver drove without looking ahead.
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Hiroyuki TOYAMA, Masanobu TAKAHASHI
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Session ID: 1-6
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Conventional show-through cancellation algorithm has a problem that show-through in an image area is excessively corrected, resulting in large error in a corrected result. In order to solve this problem, iterative algorithm is proposed and experimentally shown to be effective.
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Koji NAKAHIRA, Toshihiko YAMASAKI, Kiyoharu AIZAWA
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Session ID: 1-7
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We propose a function-oriented classification of` web images and show new layout based retrieval system using this categorization. We defined nine categories of images taking into account of their functions used in web pages, and classified web images by using Support Vector Machine (SVM) in tree structured way. By using this classification of web images based on their roles, we constructed new layout based web page retrieval system. There is a strong correlation web image category with web layout, so we realized this system with high accuracy and based on human vision.
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Reiko TAKO, Hiroyuki SEGI, Nobumasa SEIYAMA, Tohru TAKAGI
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Session ID: 1-8
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This paper describes a perceptual experiment on naturalness of replacing a phoneme segment to other speaker's one in a speech synthesis and the results of word speech synthesis by the multi speaker database.
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Kimihiro TOMIYAMA, Yuichi IWADATE
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Session ID: 2-1
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We are developing the system that broadcasts the multi-viewpoint HD image that uses twelve HD cameras at a live broadcasting of sports. A smooth multi-viewpoint HD image can be generated by matching the target point of multi cameras by the projection transformation. This paper describes the system that does the projection conversion by GPU at high speed.
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Akio ISHIKAWA, Shigeyuki SAKAZAWA, Atsushi KOIKE
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Session ID: 2-2
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We have proposed a method to generate free viewpoint images based on a ray space representation. The method divides real space into local regions, generates free viewpoint image for each region, and integrates these images. The method enables horizontal walk-through experience. In this paper, we propose a method to generate free viewpoint images with vertical displacement. It is realized by adjusting display position of local free viewpoint pictures in the integration process. Computer simulation shows that the proposed method can reproduce natural vertical disparities among objects.
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Minoru Wada, Hiroshi Ito, Kazuo Sugimoto, Syuichi Yamagishi, Tsubasa K ...
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Session ID: 2-3
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We suggest a new flow-motion generation method. In this method, we use Homographys, vanishing points, the size of reference object. And we made the system to track the positions of moving objects from multi-view images, and combined that system with our new Flow-motion method, and confirmed the flow-motion of moving objects.
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Xi Ou, Kazuya Kodama, Takayuki Hamamoto
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Session ID: 2-4
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We previously proposed methods for generating various images directly from multi-focus imaging sequences based on frequency analysis using 3-D FFT. In this paper, high-speed reconstruction of free viewpoint images by dimension reduction and 2-D FFT is discussed. We show experimental results by using synthetic and real images.
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Toshihiko YAMASAKI, Kiyoharu AIZAWA
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Session ID: 2-5
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A motion segmentation technique for time-varying mesh (TVM) is presented. In our previous works, it has been pointed out that the motion analysis not in the feature vector space but in the 3D space is required for more accurate and robust motion analysis. Therefore, in this paper, we apply the iterative closest point (ICP) algorithm to the neighboring frames of TVM and the registration error is used to represent the degree of motion. The experiments demonstrated high precision and recall rates (>92%) is achieved.
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S. Ogura, Y. Haruta, A. Kubota, R. Oi, T. Hamamoto
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Session ID: 2-6
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In this paper, we describe synthesizing arbitrary view point images with 16 cameras system by using IBR. For synthesizing more realistic images, we propose the method to improve the accuracy of depth estimation by error judgment and re-estimation.
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Kensuke UEDA, Takafumi KOIKE, Keita TAKAHASHI, Takeshi NAEMURA
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Session ID: 2-7
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As an application of computational photography with variable-focus lens devices, this paper introduces a concept of adaptive IP imaging. It enables scene-adaptive aquistion of multiview images for the use of image-based rendering. Based on the virtual camera model, we describe how to adapt the imaging system to the target scene.
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Hiroshi Kawai, Jun Arai, Masahiro Kawakita, Fumio Okano
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Session ID: 2-8
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Integral Photography (IP) generates three-dimensional (3-D) images by elemental images at the position where the object was. We propose a method to control depth direction of 3-D image by processing elemental images. As a result, we confirmed that the proposed method can generate a 3-D image at an arbitrary position.
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Kenji KINOSHITA
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Session ID: 2-9
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The properties of reconstructed images from Fresnel CGHs were investigated using a computer simulation method. It was possible to reconstruct a grayscale image from the CGH when interference fringes were recorded in a file with a 6-bit integer or more.
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Kunihiko TAKANO, Kenji MUTO, Yuki NASUNO, Yuta WATANABE, Yusuke HORI, ...
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Session ID: 2-10
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In this paper, we propose that by applying Wireless transmission technique, holographic data of 3-D moving objects are transmitted in high quality, and a relatively good reconstruction of the holographic images is performed.
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Masanori MITSUI, Masahiro YAMAGUCHI
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Session ID: 3-1
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Wide-gamut video system based on multispectral and multiprimary imaging can reproduce higher saturated colors than conventional color imaging systems. In this paper, we evaluate color reproducibility using iridescent colors and compare the results between 6-band system and 3-band system.
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Akihiro NAGASE, Shuichi KAGAWA, Jun SOMEYA, Hiroaki SUGIURA
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Session ID: 3-2
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We have developed the 6 primary color PTV. Because of the newly developed 6-color color wheel and our color management technique, the newly developed PTV ensures a wide color gamut.
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Satoru KUBOTA
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Session ID: 3-3
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We compared the image quality of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays to that of LCDs by means of quantitative measurements of image quality parameters and subjective evaluations. The results indicate that the black-level and contrast performances of OLED displays in wide environments are superior to those of the LCDs. For these properties, subjective image quality of OLED display is especially high for fireworks images.
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Masao YAMAMOTO, Osami TAMARU, Hiroo ARATA, Masaaki KUROZUMI, Naoto OOT ...
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Session ID: 3-4
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The penetration of flat panel displays, or FPD, has been rapidly spread in recent years. This paper describes the outline of FPD measurements carried out at NHK, and the results on the brightness, the contrast and the color temperature.
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Keiji ISHII, Kenichiro MASAOKA, Masaaki KUROZUMI, Toshihiro YAMAMOTO, ...
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Session ID: 3-5
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We measured a color reproduction performance of the flat panel displays, or commercially available consumer devices. The green and cyan color reproduction areas are extended for the some PDPs and LCDs. Some displays show large color reproduction errors on such colors.
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Masaaki KUROZUMI, Naoto OTSUBO, Keiji ISHII, Toshihiro YAMAMOTO, Masao ...
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Session ID: 3-6
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We measured a moving image characteristics of the flat panel displays, or commercially available consumer devices. Results of measurements for MPRT (Moving Picture Response Time) and moving picture resolution, showed that PDPs are better than most of LCDs and 120Hz frame rate LCDs have the moving image characteristics similar to PDPs.
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Yasutoyo Takeyama, Nao Mishima, Goh Itoh
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Session ID: 3-7
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Hiroyasu Obata, Naoya Sagara, Kenji Sugiyama
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Session ID: 3-8
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Frame rate conversion is required to solve blur at liquid crystal display and useful for low picture rate video signal. we discuss the determination of interpolation mode which has different motion vector, we use block smoothness to evaluate interpolation modes for better motion compensation.
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Yuhei KURATOMI, Baku KATAGIRI, Tohru KAWAKAMI, Yoshito SUZUKI, Tatsuo ...
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Session ID: 3-9
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TIR Fresnel lens are being used for wide angle optical engines of rear projection displays. In this report, we analyzed back scatterings of the lens under the general bright environment. We also propose a novel designing method of the lens that enables us to visually consider several boundary conditions at the same time.
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Baku KATAGIRI, Tohru KAWAKAMI, Yuhei KURATOMI, Kouta HIYAMA, Kazuhide ...
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Session ID: 3-10
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Projection-displays have advantage in production equipments of facility of making screen large. However, the screen has problems in viewing angle, luminance uniformity etc.. These problems are depended on the diffusing property of the screen. We have optimized of the diffusing property of the screen, which enables to realize high-quality projection-displays.
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Naoki Yoshida, Tohru Kawakami, Kazuhide Takamura, Kouta Hiyama, Yuhei ...
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Session ID: 3-11
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In order to improve the image quality of rear projection display, it is necessary to establish the evaluation method of screen resolution for the first step. In this paper, we propose a new simple method to measure MTF (Modulation Transfer Function) of the screen by using a newly designed special filter.
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Kouta HIYAMA, Baku KATAGIRI, Tohru KAWAKAMI, Yuhei KURATOMI, Kazuhide ...
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Session ID: 3-12
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Diffuser is often used on displays for varied purpose. Back Scattering characteristics of diffuser shows how diffuser scatters outside light, and it is important parameter for display contrast. We measured a refractive index of diffuser and precisely evaluated the Back Scattering characteristics of the diffuser with refractive index matching.
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Junpei YAMAGUCHI, Ryota WATANABE, Tadashi OHTSUKA, Haruo ISONO
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Session ID: 4-1
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Measurements with an optical topography system were made in changes in cerebral blood flow in the cerebral cortex of the frontal lobe when speech on Japanese and Italian news broadcasts were played back at speeds of 0.5 times slower than the normal speed of speech (1.0 times), and at speeds of 1.5 times higher.
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Takahiko FUKINUKI
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Session ID: 4-2
Published: August 01, 2007
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In addition to the sampled motion in TV, many visual phenomena in psychology, such as motion-induced color, are analyzed by spatio-temporal signal processing for human eyes using communications theory (e.g., modulation and filtering), independently of the function of the human brain. In this paper, these are examined by existing experimental data.
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Takashi NAKAGAWA
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Session ID: 4-3
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Experiments with pinholes show that ocular chromatic aberration is a principal factor of the hue assimilation and is a subsidiary factor of the lightness assimilation. Also, simple experiments shows that image blur is a factor of both hue and lightness assimilation.
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Keita HIRAI, Norimichi TSUMURA, Toshiya NAKAGUCHI, Yoichi MIYAKE
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Session ID: 4-4
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In this paper, spatio-velocity contrast sensitivity functions (SV-CSF) were measured by changing stimuli sizes and viewing distances, and a viewing-condition-dependent model of the SV-CSF is build based on these measured data. The viewing-condition-dependency of the SV-CSF is modeled as a concave function of relative viewing distances.
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Shunsuke MATSUZAKI, Mitsuyoshi SAITO, Mitsuho YAMADA
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Session ID: 4-5
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In recent years, many researchers are studying to realize the much more high fidelity and quality moving image. For this purpose, we analyze the pursuing characteristics of eye movement and the perception characteristics of modulation transfer function while present moving image, which was taken with a high-speed camera.
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Kosuke NAWA, Mitsuyoshi SAITO, Mitsuho YAMADA
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Session ID: 4-6
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We are aiming at realizing the high resolution moving image, so we compared the difference of the characteristics of the smooth pursuit eye movement between LCD and CRT.
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Hitomi ITO, Kenji KAMIMURA, Norimichi TSUMURA, Toshiya NAKAGUCHI, Yoic ...
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Session ID: 5-1
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In this paper, we propose a method to create a noise model for specific camera to estimate image noise accurately. The noise of an image depends on the characteristics of camera used to take the image. The experimental results show the improvement of noise estimation.
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Kamel MARS, Shoji KAWAHITO
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Session ID: 5-2
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IR imaging is used in a variety of applications such as automobile, security systems and night vision. Many kinds of IR sensors have been developed. A thermopile IR sensor is suitable for low-cost applications. However, the output signal generated by a thermopile is very small and it can be easily deteriorated by both internal and external noises. In this paper a low noise high-gain readout circuit for thermopile IR image sensor is proposed, and the noise of the readout circuit including thermopile resistance is analyzed.
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Yuri MURAKAMI, Ken FUKURA, Masahiro YAMAGUCHI, Nagaaki OHYAMA
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Session ID: 5-3
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When multispectral images gain only low S/N ratio, colorimetric accuracy as well as image quality decrease in the reproduced images. To improve the image fidelity, this paper proposes a spatial-spectral 3D filter which consists of spatial restoration and spectral color estimation. The effectiveness of the 3D filter is confirmed through simulations and experiments.
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Tohru KAWAKAMI, Makoto SUZUKI, Yuhei KURATOMI, Kouta HIYAMA, Baku KATA ...
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Session ID: 5-4
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Spectroscopic devices which don't destroy image are liquid crystal devices applied to Ryot filter or Fourier spectroscopy but these devices have several problems which are response time, incident angle, resolution and temperature characteristics. In this paper we propose spectroscopic system which overcomes these problems and discuss application to video camera.
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S. Aihara, H. Seo, T. Watabe, H. Ohtake, M. Kubota, N. Egami
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Session ID: 5-5
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Stacked cell structure of three organic photoconductive films which are sensitive to only one of the primary color components has been fabricated. The output signals from the stacked cell have shown good spectral selectivity, demonstrating the color separation in the vertically stacked structure of organic photoconductive films.
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Yuichiro HANAWA, Takuya SAKATA, Gui HAN, Yoichiro NEO, Toru AOKI, Hide ...
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Session ID: 5-6
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We proposed a new X-ray imager for super high space resolution. This imager consists of CdTe diode and field emitter array. We verified the operation principle of proposed device about one pixel. Moreover, we also manufactured 12×12 matrix structure field emitter array to fabricate X-ray imager.
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Takuya NAKASHIMA, Akifumi KOIKE, Hisashi MORII, Youichiro NEO, [in Jap ...
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Session ID: 5-7
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We proposed that material discriminated X-ray CT with conventional X-ray tube and energy discriminated X-ray imager. We could perform identification of material by attenuation coefficient (CT value), but could not obtain atomic number. We considered this reason is influence of scattering X-ray.
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T. Hayashida, H. Ohtake, J. Yonai, K. Kitamura, T. Arai, T. Kurita, K. ...
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Session ID: 5-8
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To achieve the improvement of the light sensitivity, we have developed the microlens array for ultrahigh speed, high sensitivity CCD. We optimized the shape of microlens array with a simulator for this CCD and fabricated the microlens with stamping. Using this microlens, we can elevate the light sensitivity of this CCD approximately twice that of original.
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