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Anisotropic Harmonic Analysis and Integration of Remotely Sensed Data

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This thesis develops the theory of discrete directional Gabor frames and several algorithms for the analysis of remotely sensed image data, based on constructions of harmonic analysis.

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The problems of image registration, image superresolution, and image fusion are separate but interconnected; a general approach using transform methods is the focus of this thesis. The methods of geometric multiresolution analysis are explored, particularly those related to the shearlet transform.

Using shearlets, a novel method of image registration is developed that aligns images based on their shearlet features. Additionally, the anisotropic nature of the shearlet transform is deployed to smoothly superrsolve remotely-sensed image with edge features. Wavelet packets, a generalization of wavelets, are utilized for a flexible image fusion algorithm.

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The interplay between theoretical guarantees for these mathematical constructions, and their effectiveness for image processing is explored throughout.

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