Processing by robust cepstral fractal - topological methods of flows of optical texture images of the martian surface
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31489/2019No2/5-10Keywords:
Martian craters, multichannel signal, fractal, topology, sensor array, cepstrum, optical texture imageAbstract
The paper presents the results of applying digital image processing methods to improve their
quality and intelligibility. The method is used to process images of Martian craters made by the famous
American satellites Mariner and Viking. Visual analysis of processed images allows highlighting new
previously unknown details. Pictures are taken from the Internet. The developed methods are suitable
for processing multichannel signals with a sensor array.
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