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Digital Imaging and Remote Sensing Laboratory R.I.T Visual Enhancement of the Archimedes Palimpsest Using a Target Detection Algorithm By GaryHoffmann Roger Easton, Advisor Rolando Raqueno, Advisor Credits for Winter Quarter, 2002: 2 or Trying to read ancient Greek written over a thousand years ago that’s been burned, erased, overwritten, torn apart, put back together, and has mold growing on it. Contents Introduction Specific Aims Background and Significance Experimental Design and Methods Resources and Environment Timetable Budget Introduction Old manuscripts often damaged: fading of ink presence of mold deliberate defacement Methods have been developed to restore documents of cultural significance 3 band color image (left) and 6 band ‘Super-visual’ image (right) Hyperspectral Imagery Hundreds of bands Provides more information than a multispectral image Could be used to improve document restoration techniques Target detection methods could be used on hyperspectral images of old manuscripts Specific Aims Continue Verification of Kyungsuk Lee’s algorithm for target detection Test algorithm on different subsections of AVIRIS scene used during development Different AVIRIS images Different sensors - MISI, Hyperion, HYDICE, etc. Possible thresholds that can be used to automate the algorithm Specific Aims Capture more hyperspectral imagery of Archimedes Palimpsest using tunable filter/CCD and an Analytical Spectral Device (ASD) Sensor/illuminant geometry Samples per line with ASD and lines for a given area ASD spot size and time required to acquire data for a given area Constant illumination Transmission of glass plate Compare to ink spectra previously measured ASD dark image Specific Aims Analyze data and implement algorithm on manuscript Usable spectral features in ink Use MODTRAN to find appearance of ink given all possible geometries Apply algorithm to collected images Background The Archimedes Palimpsest Method to locate und