@article{Shieh_Liao_Lioao_Liou_2014, title={Dynamic Image Stitching for Panoramic Video}, volume={4}, url={https://ojs.imeti.org/index.php/IJETI/article/view/148}, abstractNote={<p>The design of this paper is based on the Dynamic image titching for panoramic video. By utilizing OpenCV visual function data library and SIFT algorithm as the basis for presentation, this article brings forward Gaussian second differenced MoG which is processed basing on DoG Gaussian Difference Map to reduce order in synthesizing dynamic images and simplify the algorithm of the Gaussian pyramid structure. MSIFT matches with overlapping segmentation method to simplify the scope of feature extraction in order to enhance speed. And through this method traditional image synthesis can be improved without having to take lots of time in calculation and being limited by space and angle.</p><p>This research uses four normal Webcams and two IPCAM coupled with several-wide angle lenses. By using wide-angle lenses to monitor over a wide range of an area and then by using image stitching panoramic effect is achieved. In terms of overall image application and control interface, Microsoft Visual Studio C# is adopted to a construct software interface. On a personal computer with 2.4-GHz CPU and 2-GB RAM and with the cameras fixed to it, the execution speed is three images per second, which reduces calculation time of the traditional algorithm.</p>}, number={4}, journal={International Journal of Engineering and Technology Innovation}, author={Shieh, Jen-Yu and Liao, Yu-Ching and Lioao, Guo-Jyun and Liou, Yu-Ting}, year={2014}, month={Oct.}, pages={260–268} }