Author Information
Dr.Mohamed Selim El Kayyali
Member since 21st April 2005
Occupation: Researcher Professor
Dr. Kayyali, PhD & M. Sc in image processing West Coast University, Founder of Kayyali Theory for edge detection, Dr Kayyali has published many papers and technical reports in image processing, his book in digital image processing was published by University San Martin de Porres, he is IEEE, CIPPRS (Canadian Image processing Society) and BCS (British Computer Society ) member
26th July 2007
3D of the atomic structure through MRI?
Microscope revolution that perform three-dimensional imaging of complex. Sounds good! MRI that can "see" individual atoms in three dimensions. Sounds great.
Researchers Gerd Binning and Heinrich Rohrer o...
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21st August 2006
An electrophoretic display material that looks like printed ink-on-paper and has been designed for use in paper-like electronic displays. Like paper, the material can be flexed and rolled. HDTV, Plasma, LCD's and rear projection TV's sold every where in w...
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21st August 2006
It is easy to acquired color images of biological specimens with a conventional microscope paired among CCD camera. Multiple images must be taken and their boundaries together using high definition image processing software to be able to capture high reso...
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08th October 2005
Biomedical image innovation
The relationship between the sample and the real world, is the representation of multidimensional information of the stored numerical value in a discrete coordinate system.
A biomedical image should diagnose a disease,...
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09th June 2005
Segmentation as a word, means to classify the objects that are exists in an image, it has many theories and methodologies, assume that we would like to recognize objects in an image, there are too many pixels to handle each individually, instead, we shoul...
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26th April 2005
Human eyes receive colors in three-dimensional space, owning the presence of three types of color receptors. Early psychophysical research demonstrated conclusively that three component values are sufficient to represent any perceived color, and thes...
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