A Survey on Image Fusion Techniques
Journal Title: International Journal of Research in Computer and Communication Technology - Year 2014, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
Image fusion is the process by which input images are fused in order to increase the quality. The input images must be the images of the same scene with different quality measures. The quality of the output image will be better than any of the input images. The main methods of the image fusion involve simple image fusion, pyramid based image fusion and wavelet based image fusion. Image fusion methods can be used in areas of medical imaging, remote sensing, entertainment etc. This paper focuses on the different image fusion methods evolved so far and their comparison based on the quality of the output image. It also discuss about the different quality metrics that can be used to assess the quality of the output image.
Authors and Affiliations
Bincy Bavachan, Dr. Prem Krishnan
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