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4 May 2006 Multispectral change detection for finding small targets using MANTIS-3T data
Joseph Dirbas, Paula Henderson, Robert Fries, Alexander R. Lovett
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Abstract
PAR Government Systems Corporation (PAR) has deployed their turret mounted Mission Adaptable Narrowband Tunable Imaging System (MANTIS-3T) and collected nearly 300 GBytes of multispectral data over mine-like targets in a desert environment in support of mine counter measures (MCM), intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance study applications. Multispectral processing algorithms such as RX and SEM have demonstrated success with hyperspectral data when searching for large targets. As target size decreases relative to sensor resolution, false alarms increase and performance declines. Detection of recently placed mine-like objects, however, can be enhanced by adding a temporal dimension to the spectral processing. An automated color-to-color and frame-to-frame registration algorithm has been developed as a first, and required, step to an automated multispectral change detection algorithm. The automated registration algorithms are used to process multispectral desert data collected with MANTIS-3T. Performance results and processing difficulties are reported.
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Joseph Dirbas, Paula Henderson, Robert Fries, and Alexander R. Lovett "Multispectral change detection for finding small targets using MANTIS-3T data", Proc. SPIE 6233, Algorithms and Technologies for Multispectral, Hyperspectral, and Ultraspectral Imagery XII, 62330B (4 May 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.665084
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Image registration

Target detection

Roads

Camouflage

Detection and tracking algorithms

Algorithm development

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