Clave: 17A7503
No. de horas: 72
Créditos: 5
Tipo de asignatura: Optativa
Fecha de elaboración: 2016-10-31
Objetivo general:
Provide students with the theoretical concepts, computational algorithms, optical setups, and system calibration methods for three-dimensional surface scanning by non-contact digital fringe projection technology.
Temas:
1. Introduction
1.1 Structured illumination and digital fringeprojection
1.2 Location of points in space
1.3 Camera models
1.4 Projector models and gratingdesign
1.5 Gratings and fringe patterns
2. Fringe patterns and phasedemodulation
2.1 Intensity patternnormalization
2.2 Amplitude bias and correction
2.3 Phase carriers and wrappedphase extraction
2.4 Phase-shifting methods
2.5 Fourier fringe analysis
2.6 Phase-unwrapping
3. Calibration methods
3.1 Camera calibration
3.2 Calibration offringe-projection systems
3.3 Performance
3.4 Spatial dynamic range andresolution
4. Applications
4.1 Applied phase demodulation forporfilometry applications
4.2 Static scanning ofthree-dimensional surfaces
4.3 Dynamic scanning ofthree-dimensional surfaces
4.4 Digital three-dimensionalfacial imaging
Bibliografía:
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