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    SRI SUBRAMANYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEEERING & TECHNOLOGY

    LECTURE PLAN

    Academic Year 2014-2015Duration of the semester

    as per academic calendarFrom :26.06.2014

    To :05.11.2014

    Name of the

    Department

    Electronics and

    Communication Engg. Semester

    VII

    A secti

    Subject Code & Name EC2029&Digital ImageProcessing

    Total Hours as

    per syllabus45

    Name of the staff

    with designation &

    Department

    S.Ayyappan

    AP/ECE

    Dept./

    inter de

    subjec

    (Pl.tick

    Unit IDIGITAL IMAGE FUNDAMENTALS

    S.

    No

    Planned

    DatePeriod Topics to be covered

    Ref.

    Book

    Page No in

    ref. book

    Teaching

    Method

    Complet

    Date

    1

    26.06.2014

    &28.06.2014

    7

    &1

    Elements of digital image

    processing systemsT1 28 TO 30 BB

    230.06.2014

    &

    01.07.2014

    5&

    7

    Vidicon and Digital Camera

    working principlesT2 1.6 TO1.10 BB

    302.07.2014

    2&

    4

    Elements of visual perception,

    brightness, contrastT1 36 TO 42 BB

    4 03.07.2014 7Hue, saturation, mach

    band effectT1 48 TO 58 BB

    5

    05.07.2014

    &07.07.2014

    1

    &5

    Color image fundamentals -

    RGB, HSI models T1 395 TO 414 BB

    6 08.07.2014 7

    Image sampling, Quantization,

    ditherT1T2

    52 TO 6899 TO 121

    BB

    7

    09.07.2014

    &

    10.07.2014

    4

    &

    7

    Two-dimensional mathematical

    preliminaries, 2D transforms

    DFT

    T2 141 TO 150 BB

    814.07.2014

    &

    15.07.2014

    5

    &

    2

    DCT, KLT T2

    150 TO 154

    &168 TO 170

    BB

    9 16.07.2014 4 SVD T2 176 TO 180 BB

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    Unit IIIMAGE ENHANCEMENT

    1017.7.2014

    &19.07.2014

    7

    &1

    Histogram equalization T1 12O TO 127 BB

    1121.07.2014

    &

    22.07.2014

    5&

    7

    Histogram specification

    techniquesT1 127 TO 144 BB

    12 23.07.2014 2 Noise distributions T1 313 TO 321 BB

    13 24.07.20147 Spatial averaging, Directional

    SmoothingT1 322 TO 334 BB

    14 30.07.2014 2 Median filtering T1 156 TO 157 BB

    15 30.07.2014 4 Geometric mean, Harmonic mean T1 323 BB

    16 31.07.2014 7 Contraharmonic mean filters T1 323 BB

    17 31.07.2014 7 Homomorphic filtering T1 289TO 293 BB

    18 31.07.2014 7 Color image enhancement. T1 433 TO 450 BB

    Unit IIIIMAGE RESTORATION

    19 02.08.2014 1Image Restoration - degradation

    modelT1 311 TO 312 BB

    2004.08.2014

    &05.08.2014

    5&

    7Unconstrained restoration T1 312 TO 313 BB

    21 06.08.20142&4

    Lagrange multiplier T2 98 TO 99 BB

    2207.08.2014

    &

    09.08.2014

    7&

    1Constrained restoration T1 357 TO 361 BB

    23

    11.08.2014

    &12.08.2014

    5

    &7

    Inverse filtering T1 351 TO 352 BB

    2413.8.20.141

    &4.08.2014

    2

    &7

    Removal of blur caused by

    uniform linear motionT1 353 BB

    25 18.07.2014 5 Wiener filtering T1 352 TO 357 BB

    2619.08.2014

    &20.08.2014

    7

    &2

    Geometric transformations T1 87 TO 91 BB

    2720.08.2014

    &

    21.08.2014

    4&

    7Spatial transformations T1 87 TO 91 BB

    Unit IVIMAGE SEGMENTATION

    2823.08.2014

    &25.08.2014

    1&5

    Edge detection, T1 700 TO 712 BB

    2926.08.2014

    &27.08.2014

    7

    &2

    Edge linking via Hough transformT1 725 TO 738 BB

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    3028.08.2014

    &

    01.09.2014

    7&

    5Thresholding T1 738 TO 752 BB

    31 02.09.2014 7 Various threshloding types T1 738 TO 752 BB

    3203.09.2014

    &3.9.14

    2&4

    Region based segmentation-

    Region growingT1 763 TO 766 BB

    33 4.9.2014 7 Region splitting and Merging T1 766 TO 769 BB

    34 9.9.2014 7Segmentation by morphological

    watersheds basic conceptsT1 769TO 772 BB

    35 10.9.2014 2 Dam construction T1 772TO 774 BB

    36 10.9.2014 4Watershed segmentation

    algorithmT1 774TO 776 BB

    Unit VIMAGE COMPRESSION37 11. 9.2014 7 Need for data compression T1 525 to 539 BB

    3813. 9.2014

    &

    15. 9.2014

    1&

    5Huffman T1 542 to 544 BB

    39 16. 9.2014 7 Run Length Encoding T1 553 to 555 BB

    40 17. 9.2014 2 Shift codes. BB

    41 17. 9.2014 2 Arithmetic coding, T1 548 to 551 BB

    42 20. 9.2014 1 Vector Quantization T2 477 to 479 BB

    43 22. 9.2014 5 Transform coding T2 491 to 497 BB

    44 23. 9.2014 7 JPEG standard T1 607 to 614 BB

    4524. 9.2014

    &24. 9.2014

    2

    &4

    MPEG T1 538 to 541 BB

    BB-Black Board, OHP-Over Head Projector, PP-Power point (LCD Projector)

    BOOKS FOR STUDY

    TEXT BOOKS:

    T1. Rafael C. Gonzalez, Richard E. Woods, , Digital Image Processing', Pearson,

    Second Edition, 2004.

    T2. Anil K. Jain, , Fundamentals of Digital Image Processing', Pearson 2002.

    REFERENCES BOOK:

    R1. Kenneth R. Castleman, Digital Image Processing, Pearson, 2006.

    R2. Rafael C. Gonzalez, Richard E. Woods, Steven Eddins,' Digital Image Processing using MATLAB',

    Pearson Education, Inc., 2004.

    R3. D,E. Dudgeon and RM. Mersereau, , Multidimensional Digital Signal Processing',

    Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference, 1990.

    R4. William K. Pratt, , Digital Image Processing' , John Wiley, New York, 2002

    R5. Milan Sonka et aI, 'IMAGE PROCESSING, ANALYSIS AND MACHINE VISION',

    Brookes/Cole, Vikas Publishing House, 2nd edition, 1999,

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    REFERENCES:

    Prepared by Checked by Approved by

    Signature

    Name S.AYYAPPAN

    Designation ASSISTANT PROFESSOR HoD, Department of ECE Principal

    Date

    Remarks if any

    Syllabus copy should be enclosed along with lecture plan

    HOD, s should countersign the lecture plan at the end of every week.

    If there is any deviation in the lecture plan, concern Heads should get the explanation from

    the faculty members. Test dates may be placed in the respective places as per academic schedule.

    Initials of the

    Head of the

    department

    with date

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    Unit

    End of II

    Unit

    End of III

    Unit

    End of IV

    Unit

    End of V

    Unit

    End of

    Semester

    Signature withDate

    Staff-in-charge Head of the department Principal