Review on Mosaicing Techniques in Image Processing

Abstract

In image processing, mosaic images are images made by cementing together small tiles. The tiles "tessellate" a source image with the purpose of reproducing the original visual information rendered into a new mosaic-like style. Creation of mosaic images from a sequence of partial views is a powerful means of obtaining a larger view of a scene than available within a single view, and it has been used in wide range of applications. A general framework for retinal and document images is proposed in this paper. This paper also discusses a review on different applications of image mosaicing mainly in the area of retinal image mosaicing and document image mosaicing.