DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING IN ENHANCEMENT OF ALIEN TOPOGRAPHY

CONTENTS: 1.ABSTRACT 2.INTRODUCTION 3.DIGITAL IMAGE REPRESENTATION 4.ENHANCEMENT OF IMAGES OF MATIAN SURFACE

5.ALGORITH FOR DOWNSIZING

6.ENHANCEMENT OF FINE STRUCTURES IN FACE 7.CONCLUSION

ABSTRACT:

This paper narrates the splendid restoration and enhancement techniques used to explore the controversial image face on mars, taken by MGS spacecraft.

It could be an evidence for the presence of MARTIANS.

It provides information about downsizing, interpolation, and filtering techniques used to enhance face on mars with respective ALGORITHMS.

FACE

ON

MARS!

RESTORATION AND ENHANCEMENT OF ALIEN SSING)

IMAGE ENHANCEMENT OF ALIEN TOPOGRAPHY

TOPOGRAPHY (DIGITAL IMAGE PROCE

INTRODUCTION:
Digital image is an indispensable procedure to explore the hidden information from the visual data. One of the earliest applications of this process was to retrieve digitized newspaper pictures for restoring images taken from moon. One of the applications of this process was to retrieve digitized newspaper pictures sent through undersea cables between London and New York in early 1920s.

DIGITAL IMAGE REPRESENTATION:

Any image refers to two-dimensional light intensity function f(x, y) where x and y are special co-ordinates with their origin at left top end of the image. Any digital image can be considered as a matrix. The elements of such a digital image are called picture elements or PIXELS.

DIGITIZERS:
It converts an image into numerical information suitable for input into a digital computer. This is a very important device in image processing (eg: Image scanners, video grabbers).

ENHANCEMENT OF IMAGES OF MARTIAN SURFACE:

The following is the technique used

The enhanced version had much information than the raw one.
They use the processed enhancements called as cat box.

RAW DATA

The enhanced image using cat box is shown below

DOWNSIZING:
This process reduces the data present in the image. The reason for this is to reduce some of the noise.

ALGORITHM FOR DOWNSIZING:

1.The image is sized down by interpolation 2.Application of high pass filter 3. Application of low pass filter 4.Stretching 5.Averaging 6.Flipping

STEP 2

INTERPOLATION: This process is also called as resampling or anti-aliasing.

Each pixel, or "Picture Element" has a grayscale value. The area of a single pixel in the MGS Face image is about 18.67 square feet

ALGORITHM: 1. The original large pixel is divided into number of smaller pixels. 2. The value of the new pixel is derived from the shared values of the original pixel.