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4. CONCLUSION
Pre-processing of the aerial image is longer by only 4-5 minutes
for each aerial image scanned with pixel 21 pum (the time give
concerns a processing of the image on a computer Pentium IV
1.5 GHz). Taking into consideration potential of present
software's (a possibility of execution of required processes in
batch processing), we can assume that there is the possibility of
transformation of about 300 aerial images on one computer PIV
1.5 GHz within one day.
Using the method of enhancement the original image with
filtration in object space adapting Prewitt's mask firstly we
must execute filtration, and then to make association of two
images by addition them to each other. Such an operation will KEY
take about 10 minutes for one image, so one may process about
140 aerial images within one day. ABST
The nt
Using filtration in frequency space we must make referer
transformation to Fourier space, then make there filtration, and which
then to perform retransformation and to add to original image. DEM.
The whole procedure takes about 20 minutes for the same
working parameters, which were presented above. One may
enhance with this method about only 70 aerial images within produc
one day. made :
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