5 accepted papers
Multi-spectral imaging is pivotal in numerous industrial, scientific, and medical fields, yet existing high-resolution systems often rely either on bulky prototypes or costly handheld setups. This paper introduces a novel approach to spectral imaging using a cost-effective handheld camera: the Spect…
Spectral computed tomography (SCT) is used to perform material characterization in 3D images, a feature that is not possible with conventional computed tomography (CT) systems. Currently, photon-counting detectors are used to obtain the energy binned images in SCT, however, these detectors are costl…
Coded aperture compressive spectral imagers allow sensing a three-dimensional (3D) data cube by using two-dimensional (2D) projections of the coded and spectrally dispersed source. The traditional block-unblock coded apertures have been recently replaced by patterned optical filter arrays, allowing…
Recent advances in compressive spectral imagers have demonstrated the potential of spatio-spectral modulation (SSM) for improved reconstruction performance. Existing SSM techniques, however, use either a color filter array or a complex optical arrangement, both of which can only provide limited modu…
Full waveform inversion (FWI) is a state-of-the-art method that has been used to estimate parameters of the Earth's subsurface. One of the main drawbacks of the FWI method is its high computational complexity in terms of both time and memory. This occurs because the inversion method is based on the…