NASA NTRS · 19770046414
Numerical image manipulation and display in solar astronomy
Abstract
The paper describes the system configuration and data manipulation capabilities of a solar image display system which allows interactive analysis of visual images and on-line manipulation of digital data. Image processing features include smoothing or filtering of images stored in the display, contrast enhancement, and blinking or flickering images. A computer with a core memory of 28,672 words provides the capacity to perform complex calculations based on stored images, including computing histograms, selecting subsets of images for further analysis, combining portions of images to produce images with physical meaning, and constructing mathematical models of features in an image. Some of the processing modes are illustrated by some image sequences from solar observations.
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Levine, R. H., Flagg, J. C.. 1977-04-01. Numerical image manipulation and display in solar astronomy. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19770046414
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