Title :
Discrete and differential two-view constraints for general imaging systems
Author_Institution :
Washington Univ., St. Louis, MO, USA
Abstract :
The recent popularity of catadioptic and multi-camera imaging systems indicates a need to create formal models for general, non-perspective camera geometries. Development of algorithmic tools for interpreting images from a generalized camera model will lead to a better understanding of how to design camera systems for particular tasks. Here we define the corollary to epi-polar constraints for standard cameras-the relationship between two images of a scene taken by generalized cameras from viewpoints related by discrete or differential motions.
Keywords :
calibration; cameras; computer vision; algorithmic tools; catadioptic imaging systems; differential motions; differential two-view constraints; discrete motions; discrete two-view constraints; epi-polar constraints; formal models; general imaging systems; general nonperspective camera geometries; multi-camera imaging systems; Cameras; Geometrical optics; Geometry; Image sampling; Layout; Mirrors; Optical imaging; Optical refraction; Pixel; Solid modeling;
Conference_Titel :
Omnidirectional Vision, 2002. Proceedings. Third Workshop on
Print_ISBN :
0-7695-1629-7
DOI :
10.1109/OMNVIS.2002.1044491