2015
DOI: 10.1007/s11042-015-2881-1
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Towards a partial differential equation remote sensing image method based on adaptive degradation diffusion parameter

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“…However, there are still loopholes in this diffusion equation [2], whose uniform diffusion makes it impossible to retain important details such as edges while removing noise. In view of the defects of the uniform diffusion characteristics of Gaussian filtering, it is natural to come up with an ideal method: reduce the diffusion at the edge of the image according to the prior information of the image, so as to remove the noise from the image and protect the information at the edge [3]. erefore, we use the gradient operator as the operator of the edge detection to construct a monotone decreasing function [4] in which the diffusion coefficient changes with the gradient of the original image; that is, the magnitude of the gradient is inversely proportional to the diffusion coefficient.…”
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“…However, there are still loopholes in this diffusion equation [2], whose uniform diffusion makes it impossible to retain important details such as edges while removing noise. In view of the defects of the uniform diffusion characteristics of Gaussian filtering, it is natural to come up with an ideal method: reduce the diffusion at the edge of the image according to the prior information of the image, so as to remove the noise from the image and protect the information at the edge [3]. erefore, we use the gradient operator as the operator of the edge detection to construct a monotone decreasing function [4] in which the diffusion coefficient changes with the gradient of the original image; that is, the magnitude of the gradient is inversely proportional to the diffusion coefficient.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the edge protection ability of the model is not good, and it is easy to produce speckle noise. In [3], an improved fourth-order diffusion equation model is proposed, which uses the modulus of a gradient to replace the absolute Laplace value as the operator of image edge detection. is model has a faster convergence speed and better denoising effect but blurred image edges.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7-8) determines the number of elements in the line of the original bitmap (Eq. 12): m=Nj-1 (12) Since the interpixel distance in the line of the original bitmap db is a constant value, which is calculated by (5), the distance along the surface to each distance element can be calculated as (Eqs. 13-14):…”
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“…It is also influenced by saturation of soils during water seepage through the bottom and banks of canals, leaks from water supply and sewerage networks [4]. According to various estimates, flooding affects up to 30% of the population, 60% of industrial-urban agglomerations, almost all developed mining areas and industrial sites of thermal power plants [5].…”
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confidence: 99%