IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science · 1979 · 39 citations · 14 references
Image ReconstructionEngineeringImage AnalysisComputational ImagingComputational GeometryGeometric ModelingMachine VisionReconstruction TechniqueMedical ImagingDivergent Ray GeometriesInverse ProblemsMedical Image ComputingDivergent RaysComputer VisionImage Reconstruction ProblemNatural SciencesBiomedical Imaging3D ReconstructionMulti-view GeometryObject Region3D Imaging
The solutions to the image reconstruction problem, in two and three dimensions, for both parallel and divergent ray geometries, are presented within a general linear reconstruction framework. It is shown that, with suitable parameterizations, each of these solutions reduces to a "convolve-and-backproject" algorithm. The exact solution to the three-dimensional divergent ray geometry problem is a new result and is treated in detail. This problem arises when the sensors are located around the object region in three-dimensional space, and the measurement rays diverge (i.e., fan out) from the individual sources. An approximation to the exact solution has been made in order to derive convenient and practical convolving functions for this geometry.
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G. N. Ramachandran, A. V. Lakshminarayanan · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 1971 · 960 citations · Full text
Strip Integration in Radio Astronomy
RN Bracewell · Australian Journal of Physics · 1956 · 676 citations · Full text
Engineering, Geophysical Signal Processing, Celestial Source +16