Image Processing
Automatic Imaging and Quantitative Image Processing

Tenure Track Junior Group

Scharr, Hanno, Dr.

Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, ICG-III

52425 Jülich

Tel. : +49 2461 61 5701

Fax : +49 2461 61 2492

h.scharr@fz-juelich.de


"There is nothing as practical as a good theory."

Kurt Lewin, 1951

 

Reconstruction of object geometry, surface normals and 3d motion from multi.camera image-sequences

 

Image sequence denoising for accurate motion estimation

 

Publications

 


Research topics and Staff

Aim of the group is the development of novel automatic imaging techniques and quantitative image processing methods. Among the present research topics are :
  

  • Imaging techniques for mass screening of root and leaf growth

Frank Gilmer
Hanno Scharr
  • Dynamic 3d surface reconstruction from multi-camera image sequences

Bernd Biskup
Hanno Scharr
Tobias Schuchert
  • Regularization and noise reduction in multi-channel image data

Hanno Scharr
Uwe Rascher

  • High accuracy parameter estimation in partial differential equations

Hanno Scharr

 

Mathematical Technical Assistants and Trainees:

Andreas Fischbach Georg Dreissen Sabine Briem
Kathrin Cloos André Erler Torge Herber
Daniel Fäuster    

While all these projects are driven by plant growth quantification, the obtained results are applicable to a wide class of image processing problems.

Third Party Funds

DFG-Project "LOCOMOTOR" Nonlinearanalysis of multi-dimensional signals:
LOcal adaptive estimation of COmplex MOTion and ORientation patterns. This is a joint project together with  Frankfurt,  Heidelberg and  Lübeck Universities in the context of DFG Schwerpunktprogramm 1114  "Mathematical methods for time series analysis and digital image processing".
 

Partner institutes and cooperations

international

  • Michael J. Black, Department of Computer Science, Brown University Providence, RI, USA
  • Horst W. Haussecker, Computational Nano-Vision Group, Intel Research, Santa Clara, CA, USA
  • Michael Felsberg and Per-Erik Forssén, Computer Vision Laboratory, Linköping University, Linköping, Sweden
  • Robert M. Kirby, School of Computing and Scientific Computing Institute,University of Utah, UT, USA

national

  • Rudolf Mester, Visuelle Sensorik und Informationsverarbeitung, Institut für Informatik, Universität Frankfurt
  • Bernd Jähne, Digitale Bildverarbeitung, Universität Heidelberg
  • Til Aach, Institut für Bildverarbeitung, RWTH Aachen
  • Erhardt Barth, Institut für Neuro- und Bioinformatik, Universität Lübeck
  • Tobias Preusser, Center for Complex Systems and Visualization, Universität Bremen
  • Joachim Fisahn and Rhonda Meyer, Biophysical Analysis, Max Planck Institut für Molekulare Pflanzenphysiologie, Golm

FZJ intern

  • Norbert Kirchgessner, IBN-4
  • Gudrun Wagenknecht, ZEL

 


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