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Water Surface Oil Film Inversion Method Based on Infrared Imager

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    Oil spills bring great negative impact on marine ecology and social economy. At present, remote sensing technology is an important tool for marine oil spill monitoring. In this paper, a marine oil film inversion method using infrared thermal imager was proposed to support sustainable tracking in the oil spill accident. Firstly, different amounts of oils were added into the experimental containers with the same water. Secondly, visible light images, infrared images and environmental data were collected continuously. Then, the infrared images were segmented for oil film detection by using Otsu, InterModes and ISODATA threshold methods. Finally, the effects of different adaptive threshold methods for oil film detection were compared. The results shown that the oil film inversion effect based on ISODATA threshold performed more superior.

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      ICAIP '22: Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Advances in Image Processing
      November 2022
      202 pages
      ISBN:9781450397155
      DOI:10.1145/3577117
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      Published: 25 February 2023

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      1. Image segmentation
      2. Infrared image
      3. Oil spill
      4. Remote sensing

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