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1 September 1995 Observations on the effects of image processing functions on fingermark data in the Fourier domain
Simon K. Bramble, Paola M. Fabrizi
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Abstract
One of the image processing functions used for the enhancement of laten fingermark images is the Fourier transform. This paper describes some effects of spatial resolution, zero-filling and windowing on fingermark data in the Fourier domain. It is shown that with an understanding of the fingermark structure it is possible to determine the approximate prosition of the frequency data in the Fourier domain corresponding to the fingermark image detail. The effect of attenuation of frequency data on a zero-filled image is shown to be different to the same attenuation on a non-zero-filled image. The effects of windowing spatial data on the frequency data are also highlighted and compared with the same data after the application of a Hanning window.
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Simon K. Bramble and Paola M. Fabrizi "Observations on the effects of image processing functions on fingermark data in the Fourier domain", Proc. SPIE 2567, Investigative and Trial Image Processing, (1 September 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.218468
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KEYWORDS
Fourier transforms

Image resolution

Image enhancement

Image processing

Spatial resolution

Gold

Signal attenuation

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