Practical uses for multi-viewpoint scene analysis ?

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Author: Paul J. Watson
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 12:27

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Greetings,
          I am looking for information and references which relate to the
practical uses of multi-viewpoint image analysis for object detection, 
as part of an essay which I have to complete for my Honors course.

Some of the possible uses for this method of scene analysis are : 
 o  automated mapping for surveying, from multiple aerial photographs,
      as suggested in a recent issue of National Geographic which described
      the mapping of Mt Everest,
 o  medical image analysis, from CAT/NMR/Sonar/X-ray,
 o  robotic vision, where the images are obtained from multiple TV cameras
      (or other 2D image sensors ??),
 o  3D object encoding for use with 3D morphing, 
 o  Scene reconstruction from moving viewpoint video,

ANY practical (or theoretical) reference/experiences you could provide would be 
*greatly* appreciated. Please e-mail me replies to save bandwidth.

I will post a summary (and the essay itself) if there is enough interest.

Many thanks,

Paul J. Watson.
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