Faster Image Deblurring for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Sineglazov, Viktor; Lesohorskyi, Kyrylo; Chumachenko, Olena

doi:10.1109/uvs59630.2024.10467152

2024 2nd International Conference on Unmanned Vehicle Systems-Oman (UVS) 2024

DOI: 10.1109/uvs59630.2024.10467152

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Faster Image Deblurring for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Viktor Sineglazov,

Kyrylo Lesohorskyi,

Olena Chumachenko

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Dual-Domain Cooperative Recovery of Atmospheric Turbulence Degradation Images

Qiu,

Jiang,

Meng

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Atmospheric turbulence is a key factor contributing to data distortion in mid-to-long-range target observation tasks. Neural networks have become a powerful tool for dealing with such problems due to their strong ability to fit nonlinearities in the spatial domain. However, the degradation in data is not confined solely to the spatial domain but is also present in the frequency domain. In recent years, the academic community has come to recognize the significance of frequency domain information within neural networks. There remains a gap in research on how to combine dual-domain information to reconstruct high-quality images in the field of blind turbulence image restoration. Drawing upon the close association between spatial and frequency domain degradation information, we introduce a novel neural network architecture, termed Dual-Domain Removal Turbulence Network (DDRTNet), designed to improve the quality of reconstructed images. DDRTNet incorporates multiscale spatial and frequency domain attention mechanisms, combined with a dual-domain collaborative learning strategy, effectively integrating global and local information to achieve efficient restoration of atmospheric turbulence-degraded images. Experimental findings demonstrate significant advantages in performance for DDRTNet compared to existing methods, validating its effectiveness in the task of blind turbulence image restoration.

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Dual-Domain Cooperative Recovery of Atmospheric Turbulence Degradation Images

Qiu,

Jiang,

Meng

et al. 2024

Remote Sensing

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Faster Image Deblurring for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

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Dual-Domain Cooperative Recovery of Atmospheric Turbulence Degradation Images

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