DOE OSTI · 1823842
Two and three-dimensional near infrared subcutaneous structure imager using realtime nonlinear video processing
Abstract
A method includes placing an imaging device in contact with a sample, irradiating the sample via an illuminator such that radiation scatters off of the structure, and providing the scattered radiation to a detector to generate a digital video signal. A processor then performs various operations including subtracting a sum of a black state value and a user-defined black level clamping value from the digital video signal to create subtracted image data, substituting negative values in the subtracted image data with a reference value to create modified image data, and amplifying the modified image data by a user-defined gain to create contrast enhanced image data.
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Krasowski, Michael J., Flatico, Joseph M., Jenkins, Phillip P., Greer, Lawrence C.. 2021-04-13. Two and three-dimensional near infrared subcutaneous structure imager using realtime nonlinear video processing. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1823842
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