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  Shape from shading—a method of integration of sonar images and bathymetric data for ocean mapping
 
 
Title: Shape from shading—a method of integration of sonar images and bathymetric data for ocean mapping
Author: Li, Rongxing
Appeared in: Marine geodesy
Paging: Volume 15 (1992) nr. 2-3 pages 115-127
Year: 1992
Contents: Shape from shading is one of the methods that derive geometric information of objects from analysis of monocular images. Application of this technique to underwater sonar images enables the conversion of imposed reflectance characteristics in sonar images to shape information, namely, slopes, about the seafloor surface. A combination of this shape information and available sparse distributed depth points results in improved dense bathymetric data. The reconstruction of shape models of seafloor surfaces from sonar images is treated as an inverse problem and is solved by the regularization theory. Sparse gridded points are used for boundary constraints. The regularization is implemented as a relaxation procedure with a hierarchical structure of multiresolution grids.
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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