Digital Imaging and Applications

3 credits · Graduate Programs

An introduction to digital image processing (IP) and computer vision (CV) concepts, methods and algorithms which will enable the students to implement IP/CV systems or use IP/CV software with emphasis on applications and problem-solving in geomatics engineering including remote-sensing and photogrammetry and in other disciplines including energy and environment engineering. Course components include: image formation and intensity transformation, filtering in the spatial and frequency domain, colour image processing, feature detection and matching, image restoration, image segmentation, mathematical morphology and multi-source image/data fusion. Prerequisite(s): Geomatics Engineering 634 or Engineering 661. Antirequisite(s): Credit for Geomatics Engineering 659 and 559 will not be allowed.