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CSI Techniques: Digital Image Processing

By Carlos Cabezas Lopez, published Jul 02, 2008
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Using digital image processing to explain evidence in a crime scene.Some photographs of a crime scene can be damaged, grainy or unclear. However, some evidence of a suspect at a crime scene are more incriminating than a photograph or videotape, it may or may not show the suspect committing crime act. Preferably, there will be clear image of everybody at the scene including clear identities of objects around.

For instance, NASA, used digital processing to explain the video of the contender incident. However, investigations can depend on computerized technology which will aids improvement of am image and digital processing, Most especially, The U.SS government, the FBI, military and the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA), and in the past, private technology firms, a more advance software which can show amount of detail visible and images.

The changes of the image into a numeric code which will be comprehend by a computer system is digitization. This can be achieve by a connection between a frame grabber boarding in the computer . The initial stage of digital image processing is the transformation of an image into a computer system. Transforming it into an image which can be stored in the computer's memory or CD-ROM or on a hard disk

The computer has the ability to adjust the pixel so as to better the image quality. This pixel is a representative of differs shades between full white and total black, A pixel is change to a number that represent the clarity of the dot. Pixels are the least dot in the component of an image. They are the least horizontal lines across a VDU screen. The computers divide the image into thousands of pixel

CSI Techniques: Digital Image Processing
CSI Techniques: Digital Image Processing

Image processing options based on the same unprocessed bone scan shown in top left.

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Thanks for all the CSI information. I was always interested on things worked!

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