Advances in Electric and Electronics pp 163-168 | Cite as
Analysis on the Difficulties of Detecting Infrared Image of the Unconventional Targets
Abstract
The theoretical analysis on unconventional targets has a high study value on both sides of attack and warning on the naval battlefield. In this paper, based on the introduction of the military value of head-on target with the strongest damage, the physical exercise trait and infrared imaging features of the Head-on targets were analyzed; some difficulties and reasons up to its effective testing were summarized; the research point of single frame detecting and many frames tracking to unconventional targets among Infrared images, which provides reference for research on the detection and tracking algorithm of unconventional targets under the complicated background.
Keywords
Image processing infrared image head-on target target detectionPreview
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