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V5.50 -- October 1996
Spatial Filters
Enhancement, Texture, Noise Reduction, Radar
The raster spatial filtering process (Interpret / Raster / Filter /
Spatial) has been augmented for version 5.5 of TNTmips with the addition of a
number of new spatial filters designed for image enhancement, noise reduction,
radar image noise reduction, and texture analysis. The interface window has
also been redesigned to provide access to the greatly increased number of
filters while reducing the overall window size.
Enhancement Filters
The filters in the Enhancement class are designed to enhance the appearance of
images, primarily by sharpening edges, corners, and line detail. Several of
the new enhancement filters also incorporate a noise-reduction component.
Texture Filters
The filters in the Texture class produce images that reveal elements of the
texture of the original image. The output images might be used as the basis
for further image analysis, such as image segmentation and analysis of shapes
in the image.
Noise Reduction Filters
The filters in the Noise Reduction class are designed to remove extreme or
outlier values from image areas that should have relatively uniform values.
These outlier values are often the result of additive "noise" imposed on the
image by the acquisition system.
Radar Filters
Radar images have a distinctly grainy appearance that results from a
characteristic image noise known as speckle. The new filters in the Radar
class incorporate standard statistical models of radar speckle, and are
adaptive, varying the local filter parameters spatially on the basis of the
local statistical properties of the image
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