One of the active research issues in image processing is super resolution, which is used to boost picture resolution. The super resolution of a single image is obtained by rebuilding high-resolution (HR) pictures from low-resolution (LR) damaged pho tos (RSISR). This research examines publicly accessible datasets, RSISR assessment measures, and self-learning RSISR techniques. Comparisons are made in terms of reconstruction quality and computing efficiency utilising the self-learning RSISR technique and datasets.