Using spatial correlations in distributed video coding

Distributed video coding (DVC) is a new paradigm of coding that makes very interest to itself in the past decade. It´s usually based on temporal correlations between successive frames which are called key frames. But this approach failed for high object motion in a scene and need very complex decoder to cover it. In this paper we propose a novel technique to use spatial correlation instead of temporal correlation in a frame by dividing a single frame to two sub frames which one of them is used as a key frame for generate side information at the decoder. Simulation results show a significant improvement on rate distortion parameter in DVC schema.