Picture Perfect Processing
A Mathematics Matters case study looking at how mathematical software supports new developments in imaging technology. Mathematical image processing techniques make it possible for us to capture, transmit and store photographs and video. They also let us restore noisy or damaged images and extract useful information from visual data. The resource can be used by teachers to guide their students or shared directly with students to inform them about careers using mathematics.
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