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Scene recovery from many randomly distributed single pixel cameras

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Scene recovery from many randomly distributed single pixel cameras

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This paper examines two scene recovery problems arising when interpreting data from massive numbers of randomly distributed single pixel cameras. Assuming that the camera positions and orientations are approximately known, the paper shows that both distant and nearby scenes can be reconstructed, and analyzes how recovery performance varies with sensor parameters.

Robert B. Fisher

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Added	09 Nov 2009
Updated	09 Nov 2009
Type	Conference
Year	2006
Where	ICPR
Authors	Robert B. Fisher

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