The remote sensing image data is so vast that it requires compression by low-complexity algorithm on space-borne equipment. Binary tree coding with adaptive scanning order (BTCA) is an effective algorithm for the mission. However, for large-scale remote sensing images, BTCA requires a lot of memory, and does not provide random access property. In this paper, we propose a new coding method based on BTCA and optimize truncation. The wavelet image is first divided into several blocks which are encoded individually by BTCA. According the property of BTCA, we select the valid truncation points for each block carefully to optimize the ratio of rate-distortion, so that a higher compression ratio, lower memory requirement and random access property are attained. Without any entropy coding, the proposed method is simple and fast, which is very suitable for space-borne equipment. Experiments are conducted on three remote sensing image sets, and the results show that it can significantly improve PSNR, SSIM and VIF, as well as subjective visual experience.
This paper proposed a new method of surface defect detection of rolling element based on computer vision, which adopted CCD digital camera as image sensor, and used digital image processing techniques to defect the surface defects of rolling element. The main steps include collect image, use an improved median filter to reduce the noise, increase or decrease the exposure to achieve the image enhancement, create a binary image with threshold method and detect the edge of the image, and use subtraction method for surface defects identification. The experiment indicates that the above methods the advantages of simple, the capability of noise resistance, high speed processing and better real-time.
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