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D. Mery, Dieter Filbert

The Epipolar Geometry in the Radioscopy: Theory and Application

The epipolar geometry describes the correspondence between different projections of a rigid object. Since the X-ray images in the radioscopy are normally taken as monocular, the epipolar geometry in monocular images is in this paper developed. A linear model for the formation of the X-ray images is firstly used. However, the image intensifier of the radioscopic system presents a curvature, which deforms the X-ray image. Therefore a formation function for the image intensifier is modelled considering its input as a hyperbolic surface. The theory is demonstrated by an experiment of the automotive industry with real data.

at – Automatisierungstechnik, Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag

Print ISSN: 0178-2312
Volume: 48, 12/2000
Pages: 588

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