1977
DOI: 10.1126/science.196.4294.1084.b
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Scattering Phenomena: Optics of the Atmosphere . Scattering by Molecules and Particles. Earl J. McCartney. Wiley, New York, 1976. xviii, 408 pp., illus. $24.95.

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“…The problem of haze degradation of images can be represented by a classical atmospheric scattering model [1], as shown in Equation (). Ifalse(xfalse)=Jfalse(xfalse)tfalse(xfalse)+Afalse(1goodbreak−tfalse(xfalse)false)$$\begin{equation}I(x) = J(x)t(x) + A(1 - t(x))\end{equation}$$where I ( x ) represents the hazy image acquired by the sensor, J ( x ) represents the clear image, t ( x ) represents the atmospheric transmittance, and A is the atmospheric light.…”
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“…The problem of haze degradation of images can be represented by a classical atmospheric scattering model [1], as shown in Equation (). Ifalse(xfalse)=Jfalse(xfalse)tfalse(xfalse)+Afalse(1goodbreak−tfalse(xfalse)false)$$\begin{equation}I(x) = J(x)t(x) + A(1 - t(x))\end{equation}$$where I ( x ) represents the hazy image acquired by the sensor, J ( x ) represents the clear image, t ( x ) represents the atmospheric transmittance, and A is the atmospheric light.…”
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“…The problem of haze degradation of images can be represented by a classical atmospheric scattering model [1], as shown in Equation (1).…”
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“…Non-physical model approaches for image enhancement focus on dehazing,with techniques such as histogram equalization [9] and retinex algorithms [10][11].Tan et al [12] divided the image into small blocks and maximized the contrast of each block,while Bekaert et al [13] and Ancuti et al [14]employed a fusion-based approach that combines white balance and contrast enhancement.Choi et al [15] proposed a non-reference-aware haze density prediction model to enhance images.However,these methods lack a reasonable physical explanation for their results,and their effectiveness is not sufficient.On the other hand,physical model dehazing algorithms are based on atmospheric scattering theory [16],such as Narasimhan et al's [17] visual performance,Zhu et al's color decay preceding. [18],He et al's [19] DCP and Berman et al's haze line prior [20][21].Physical model dehazing algorithms tend to be more effective than non-physical model dehazing methods.Lastly,the advent of deep learning techniques resulted in researchers applying them to image dehazing.Shao et al [22] proposed an end-to-end domain adaptive network,Dong et al [23] developed a multiscale enhanced dehazing network,and Qu et al [24] created a multiscale enhanced dehazing network,which combines the enhanced pix2pix dehazing network into the adversarial network for image dehazing.…”
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