G06T17/05

SATELLITE SAR ARTIFACT SUPPRESSION FOR ENHANCED THREE-DIMENSIONAL FEATURE EXTRACTION, CHANGE DETECTION, AND VISUALIZATIONS

Systems and methods for satellite Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) artifact suppression for enhanced three-dimensional feature extraction, change detection, and/or visualizations are described. In some aspects, the described systems and methods include a method for suppressing artifacts from complex SAR data associated with a scene. In some aspects, the described systems and methods include a method for creating a photo-realistic 3D model of a scene based on complex SAR data associated with a scene. In some aspects, the described systems and methods include a method for identifying three-dimensional (3D) features and changes in SAR imagery.

SATELLITE SAR ARTIFACT SUPPRESSION FOR ENHANCED THREE-DIMENSIONAL FEATURE EXTRACTION, CHANGE DETECTION, AND VISUALIZATIONS

Systems and methods for satellite Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) artifact suppression for enhanced three-dimensional feature extraction, change detection, and/or visualizations are described. In some aspects, the described systems and methods include a method for suppressing artifacts from complex SAR data associated with a scene. In some aspects, the described systems and methods include a method for creating a photo-realistic 3D model of a scene based on complex SAR data associated with a scene. In some aspects, the described systems and methods include a method for identifying three-dimensional (3D) features and changes in SAR imagery.

GEOLOGICALLY CONSTRAINED INFRARED IMAGING DETECTION METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR URBAN DEEPLY-BURIED STRIP-LIKE PASSAGE

Provided in the present invention are a geologically constrained infrared imaging detection method and system for an urban deeply-buried strip-like passage, pertaining to the crossing fields of geophysics and remote sensing technology. The method includes: establishing an urban hierarchical three-dimensional temperature field model according to urban street DEM data and geological data corresponding to urban streets; acquiring urban stratum geological background heat flux according to the urban hierarchical three-dimensional temperature field model; using a total solar radiation energy distribution model to calculate urban surface total solar radiation energy; sequentially filtering out the urban surface total solar radiation energy and the urban stratum geological background heat flux from an infrared remote sensing image of a region corresponding to a strip-like underground target, to acquire a perturbation signal image of an urban street deeply-buried strip-like passage; and using grayscale closed-operation plus an edge detection algorithm to perform detection and positioning after preprocessing the perturbation signal image of the urban street deeply-buried strip-like passage, to acquire location information of an urban strip-like underground passage. The present invention achieves inverse detection and positioning of an urban street deeply-buried strip-like passage.

GEOLOGICALLY CONSTRAINED INFRARED IMAGING DETECTION METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR URBAN DEEPLY-BURIED STRIP-LIKE PASSAGE

Provided in the present invention are a geologically constrained infrared imaging detection method and system for an urban deeply-buried strip-like passage, pertaining to the crossing fields of geophysics and remote sensing technology. The method includes: establishing an urban hierarchical three-dimensional temperature field model according to urban street DEM data and geological data corresponding to urban streets; acquiring urban stratum geological background heat flux according to the urban hierarchical three-dimensional temperature field model; using a total solar radiation energy distribution model to calculate urban surface total solar radiation energy; sequentially filtering out the urban surface total solar radiation energy and the urban stratum geological background heat flux from an infrared remote sensing image of a region corresponding to a strip-like underground target, to acquire a perturbation signal image of an urban street deeply-buried strip-like passage; and using grayscale closed-operation plus an edge detection algorithm to perform detection and positioning after preprocessing the perturbation signal image of the urban street deeply-buried strip-like passage, to acquire location information of an urban strip-like underground passage. The present invention achieves inverse detection and positioning of an urban street deeply-buried strip-like passage.

Positioning Correction Method of Near Seabed Video Data Based on Ultra-short Baseline

Disclosed is a near-seabed video data positioning correction method based on an ultra-short baseline, comprising the following steps: acquiring ultra-short baseline positioning data; eliminating abnormal data in the ultra-short baseline positioning data, establishing a four-dimensional elimination model, and eliminating the abnormal data in X, Y and Z directions; modeling the correction method of the recombined ultra-short baseline positioning data after removing abnormal data; obtaining the positioning data of the camera drag with specified precision by simulation. The application realizes the positioning correction of video data under the existing conditions and established operation modes, and eliminates, simulates and corrects the error data generated by the time change of ultra-short baseline data used for video positioning in the heading and other directions by integrating and using various survey data, so as to position the near-bottom video data.

Positioning Correction Method of Near Seabed Video Data Based on Ultra-short Baseline

Disclosed is a near-seabed video data positioning correction method based on an ultra-short baseline, comprising the following steps: acquiring ultra-short baseline positioning data; eliminating abnormal data in the ultra-short baseline positioning data, establishing a four-dimensional elimination model, and eliminating the abnormal data in X, Y and Z directions; modeling the correction method of the recombined ultra-short baseline positioning data after removing abnormal data; obtaining the positioning data of the camera drag with specified precision by simulation. The application realizes the positioning correction of video data under the existing conditions and established operation modes, and eliminates, simulates and corrects the error data generated by the time change of ultra-short baseline data used for video positioning in the heading and other directions by integrating and using various survey data, so as to position the near-bottom video data.

IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGING METHOD, AND PROGRAM

There is provided an imaging apparatus, an imaging method, and a program, capable of easily obtaining an image captured from a desired position. By using distance information from an imaging position to a subject and model information, a virtual image obtained by imaging the subject from a virtual imaging position different from the imaging position is generated from a captured image obtained by imaging the subject from the imaging position. The present technology can be applied to, for example, an imaging apparatus that images a subject.

IMAGING APPARATUS, IMAGING METHOD, AND PROGRAM

There is provided an imaging apparatus, an imaging method, and a program, capable of easily obtaining an image captured from a desired position. By using distance information from an imaging position to a subject and model information, a virtual image obtained by imaging the subject from a virtual imaging position different from the imaging position is generated from a captured image obtained by imaging the subject from the imaging position. The present technology can be applied to, for example, an imaging apparatus that images a subject.

HMD transitions for focusing on specific content in virtual-reality environments

Methods and systems for presenting an object on a screen of a head mounted display (HMD) include receiving an image of a real-world environment in proximity of a user wearing the HMD. The image is received from one or more forward facing cameras of the HMD and processed for rendering on a screen of the HMD by a processor within the HMD. A gaze direction of the user wearing the HMD, is detected using one or more gaze detecting cameras of the HMD that are directed toward one or each eye of the user. Images captured by the forward facing cameras are analyzed to identify an object captured in the real-world environment that is in line with the gaze direction of the user, wherein the image of the object is rendered at a first virtual distance that causes the object to appear out-of-focus when presented to the user. A signal is generated to adjust a zoom factor for lens of the one or more forward facing cameras so as to cause the object to be brought into focus. The adjustment of the zoom factor causes the image of the object to be presented on the screen of the HMD at a second virtual distance that allows the object to be discernible by the user.

HMD transitions for focusing on specific content in virtual-reality environments

Methods and systems for presenting an object on a screen of a head mounted display (HMD) include receiving an image of a real-world environment in proximity of a user wearing the HMD. The image is received from one or more forward facing cameras of the HMD and processed for rendering on a screen of the HMD by a processor within the HMD. A gaze direction of the user wearing the HMD, is detected using one or more gaze detecting cameras of the HMD that are directed toward one or each eye of the user. Images captured by the forward facing cameras are analyzed to identify an object captured in the real-world environment that is in line with the gaze direction of the user, wherein the image of the object is rendered at a first virtual distance that causes the object to appear out-of-focus when presented to the user. A signal is generated to adjust a zoom factor for lens of the one or more forward facing cameras so as to cause the object to be brought into focus. The adjustment of the zoom factor causes the image of the object to be presented on the screen of the HMD at a second virtual distance that allows the object to be discernible by the user.