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Summary tableThis table summarizes the image quality factors and links to pages where they are described in detail. Most of the charts are available from Imatest Store.
Notes: [1] Not available in Imatest Studio. Available in Master, Image Sensor, etc. [2] can be printed from Test charts, but we recommend purchasing it from the Imatest Store. LinksThe RIT Center for Imaging Science has done some excellent work, but links that used to be on their site are hard to find. Some missing links: Direct Digital Image Capture of Cultural Heritage from RIT is a gold mine of information. Links to a number of reports on image quality targeted at museums and cultural institutions. The 78-page Final Project Report by Berns, Frey, Rosen, Smoyer and Taplin, July 2005, is probably the best summary unless you have time for Erin P (Murphy) Smoyer’s 345 page Master’s thesis (about twice the length of the average Ph.D. thesis). The Research Library Group (RLG) has some useful documents such as Guides to Quality in Visual Resource Imaging (2000). These articles are the predecessors to the above-mentioned RIT Direct Digital Image Capture work. Paul van Walree has an excellent page on Optics, covering several sources of degradation. The University of Texas Laboratory for Image & Video Engineering is doing some interesting work on image and video quality assessment, which approaches the problem using information theory, natural scene statistics, wavelets, etc. Challenging material! Details of several Imatest algorithms are included in Appendix C, Video Acquisition Measurement Methods (pp. 91-125), of the Public Safety SoR (Statement of Requirements) volume II v 1.0, released by SAFECOM, prepared by ITS (a division of NTIA, U.S. Department of Commerce). No credit is given, but the style and illustrations will be recognizable. Which factors affect spatial resolution in digital imaging?Factors affecting CT spatial resolution. field of view. as the FOV increases so do the pixel size; resulting in a decrease.. pixel size. the smaller the pixel size the higher the spatial resolution.. focal spot size. ... . magnification. ... . motion of the patient.. pitch. ... . kernel. ... . slice thickness.. What are the factors affecting in spatial resolution?As indicated by the results, both the fluorescence dispersion and the dispersion of the secondary electrons are the major factors that affect the spatial resolution.
What is the most important factor for determining spatial resolution?Geometry: The geometry of the beam is the most important factor in establishing the level of resolution desired. If is affected by the focal spot size (the smaller the focal spot, the higher the resolution) and distance (OID and SID).
What factors affect spatial resolution quizlet?The primary factors affecting the spatial resolution of digital imaging systems are the detector geometric properties and the image processing system.
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