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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Digital image capture"”.

  1. Scalable Predictive Coding Using Coset Codes

    The proliferation of digital image capture devices and the Internet have fueled a tremendous amount of research in the fields of multimedia signal processing and multimedia communication over the last decade. This dissertation addresses the problem of compression and communication of multimedia …

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  2. Replication and fabrication of crafted and natural artifacts by reverse engineering using single camera photogrammetry

    … and fifty years. Modern photogrammetry, or digital image capture, can be used with the aid of a single medium range Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) camera, to transform two-dimensional (2D) images into three-dimensional (3D) Computer Aided Design (CAD) spatial representations, and together …

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  3. Digital radiography: image acquisition and scattering reduction in x-ray imaging.

    … applications, leading to the appearance of digital image capture devices. Digital technologies introduced the possibility of separating the image acquisition and image processing steps, allowing their individual optimization. This thesis explores both areas, by seeking the improvement in the …

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  4. A Relational Ecology of Photographic Practices: Towards a Non-anthropocentric Approach to Photography

    … agency that is most often subordinated to the image. From this, the thesis attempts to factor in the material, cognitive and technical aspects that shape the photographic decision-making process as they can be observed in the relational network of elements that contribute to the final image. It …

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