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Moving object detection from images distorted by atmospheric turbulence

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This work proposes a method that combines two independent approaches, non-rigid image registration and background subtraction using Gaussian mixture modeling (GMM), to detect moving objects in turbulent conditions and demonstrates robustness of the proposed approach under varying turbulence conditions.
Abstract
Atmospheric turbulence degrades image with nonuniform geometric deformations and distortions, due to random fluctuations of refractive index over air media. Typical approaches to turbulence removal do not consider moving objects of interest. We propose a method that combines two independent approaches, non-rigid image registration and background subtraction using Gaussian mixture modeling (GMM), to detect moving objects in turbulent conditions. Nonrigid image registration removes geometric distortions and stabilizes overall scene. Then GMM based background subtraction technique is used to detect moving objects. We demonstrate robustness of our proposed approach under varying turbulence conditions using qualitative and quantitative comparisons with existing methods.

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Geometric correction of atmospheric turbulence-degraded video containing moving objects

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Stabilization of atmospheric turbulence-distorted video containing moving objects using the monogenic signal

TL;DR: Using the monogenic signal, a fast two-stage approach to mitigate these erratic motions in videos and preserve the moving objects is proposed and provides stabilized video and preservation of moving objects simultaneously in atmosphere turbulent conditions.
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Turbulence mitigation and moving object detection for underwater imaging

TL;DR: In this paper, a robust non-rigid image registration technique is used to estimate the motion vector fields of the distorted frames against the stable frame, and the estimated motion vector field are used to detect the real motion regions and to generate a mask for each frame to extract those regions.
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Patch-based Gaussian mixture model for scene motion detection in the presence of atmospheric optical turbulence

TL;DR: The baseline technique has been modified to improve performance while decreasing computational complexity and the technique is extended to patches such that spatial correlations are captured, which results in further performance improvement.
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Scene motion detection in imagery with anisoplanatic optical turbulence using a tilt-variance-based Gaussian mixture model.

TL;DR: The authors present a scene-motion detection algorithm specifically designed to operate in the presence of anisoplanatic optical turbulence, which models intensity fluctuations in each pixel with a Gaussian mixture model (GMM).
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