The rapid development of image processing techniques has made it extremely easy to alter the content of images or create newimages.So photographs,which appear in magazines,social media,and political attacks,can no lon...The rapid development of image processing techniques has made it extremely easy to alter the content of images or create newimages.So photographs,which appear in magazines,social media,and political attacks,can no longer be trusted.A novel and effective technique is proposed in this paper to expose image forgery using inconsistent reflection vanishing point(RVP).More specifically,the definition of error distance is given,sin^2()-based function is proposed to normalize error distance,and a reasonable threshold value is set to detect image forgery.The experimental data and results are presented to demonstrate the accuracy and effectiveness of the technique.展开更多
As a new remote sensing technology, the global navigation satellite system（GNSS） reflection signals can be used to collect the information of ocean surface wind, surface roughness and sea surface height. Ocean altim...As a new remote sensing technology, the global navigation satellite system（GNSS） reflection signals can be used to collect the information of ocean surface wind, surface roughness and sea surface height. Ocean altimetry based on GNSS reflection technique is of low cost and it is easy to obtain large amounts of data thanks to the global navigation satellite constellation. We can estimate the sea surface height as well as the position of the specular reflection point. This paper focuses on the study of the algorithm to determine the specular reflection point and altimetry equations to estimate the sea surface height over the reflection region. We derive the error equation of sea surface height based on the error propagation theory. Effects of the Doppler shift and the size of the glistening zone on the altimetry are discussed and analyzed at the same time. Finally, we calculate the sea surface height based on the simulated GNSS data within the whole day and verify the sea surface height errors according to the satellite elevation angles. The results show that the sea surface height can reach the precision of 6 cm for elevation angles of 55° to 90°, and the theoretical error and the calculated error are in good agreement.展开更多
基金Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China(No.2232015D3-25)
文摘The rapid development of image processing techniques has made it extremely easy to alter the content of images or create newimages.So photographs,which appear in magazines,social media,and political attacks,can no longer be trusted.A novel and effective technique is proposed in this paper to expose image forgery using inconsistent reflection vanishing point(RVP).More specifically,the definition of error distance is given,sin^2()-based function is proposed to normalize error distance,and a reasonable threshold value is set to detect image forgery.The experimental data and results are presented to demonstrate the accuracy and effectiveness of the technique.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.41374009)the Shandong Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.ZR2013DM009)+3 种基金the National Basic Research Program of China(973 ProgramGrant No.2013CB733302)the Public Benefit Scientific Research Project of China(Grant No.201412001)the SDUST Research Fund(Grant No.2014TDJH101)
文摘As a new remote sensing technology, the global navigation satellite system（GNSS） reflection signals can be used to collect the information of ocean surface wind, surface roughness and sea surface height. Ocean altimetry based on GNSS reflection technique is of low cost and it is easy to obtain large amounts of data thanks to the global navigation satellite constellation. We can estimate the sea surface height as well as the position of the specular reflection point. This paper focuses on the study of the algorithm to determine the specular reflection point and altimetry equations to estimate the sea surface height over the reflection region. We derive the error equation of sea surface height based on the error propagation theory. Effects of the Doppler shift and the size of the glistening zone on the altimetry are discussed and analyzed at the same time. Finally, we calculate the sea surface height based on the simulated GNSS data within the whole day and verify the sea surface height errors according to the satellite elevation angles. The results show that the sea surface height can reach the precision of 6 cm for elevation angles of 55° to 90°, and the theoretical error and the calculated error are in good agreement.
