Memoirs of the Faculty of Engineering, Yamaguchi University

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Memoirs of the Faculty of Engineering, Yamaguchi University Volume 41 Issue 2
published_at 1991-03

Measuring 3-D depth map by sequential scene processing

動画像処理による3次元奥行き分布計測
Sakai Yoshinori
Tanabe Atsushi
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Here, we propose realistic methods measuring three-dimensional (3-D) depth map by digital sequential image processing. Three different approaches as representative techniques for optical flow analysis are developped from 1) the gradient-based method, 2) the matching method and 3) our spatio-temporal mutual-correlation method. A simple idea of the motion stero with translational displacement of a camera is introduced in the analysis. Utilizing artifitial image sequences and real dynamic scenes, an accuracy and a resolution of these methods are tested. We clarified that the spatio-temporal correlation method is superior in accuracy of the optical flow velocity. The occulusion problem is discussed briefly.