An Accurate Digital Determination for the Corresponding Plane Points for the Space Images of Objects

Mohamed Hamed; Hesham El Hendy

doi:7430176

This paper presents some methods concerning the mathematical transformation method for the space three-dimensional object shapes into double coordinates plane images to get accurate information about their surfaces in space coordinates. This transformation depends on the determination of the corresponding points for each point in space triple coordinates. This means that, the single 3D point can be transformed into two single points in 2D coordinates system. The stereo vision technique with a double human eyes system is inserted while all related image purification is considered. The problems of correspondence between both deduced images (Left and Right) are investigated. The correlation base is introduced, and the important exceptional cases are treated. The error and so the accuracy of measures can be derived.

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