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Hands on workshop on DNA Diagnostics,24th–26th November 2011,lucknow

Workshop Dates

24th – 26th November 2011

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP

Dear Colleague:
On behalf of the Organisers, DNA Diagnostics, 2011, we take great pleasure in inviting you to the Hand’s on workshop on DNADiagnostics, 2011. The aim of this workshop is to update post-graduates, research scholars, pediatricians and gynecologist with the latest molecular techniques for the identification of genetic disorders.
This will help the participants to understand theoretical background and practical approaches with various applications. This is a golden opportunity to learn advanced techniques at affordable cost to apply and inculcate this knowledge in various applied areas of diagnostic research activities to be in forefront.
Organising Secretary
(Prof. Sarita Agarwal)

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IMAGE PROCESSING LECTURE NOTES

Introduction

Lecture 1. Imaging devices

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VIDEO LECTURE NOTES ON DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING

1 – Introduction [54:01]
2 – Image Digitization I [57:51]
3 – Image Digitization II [59:02]
4 – Pixel Relationships [57:16]
5 – Pixels Relationships II [54:19]
6 – Basic Transformations [57:42]
7 – Camera Model and Imaging Geometry [55:03]
8 – Camera Calibration and Stereo Imaging [57:22]
9 – Interpolation and Resampling [57:25]
10 – Image Interpolation – II [1:00:07]

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PROCESING THE RADIOGRAPH-DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING NOTES

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THIS IS THE BEST ARTICLE ON PROCESSING THE RADIOGRAPH AS FAR AS DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING IS CONCERNED

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SUMMARY

When an X-ray film has been exposed, it must be processed in order to produce a

permanent visible radiographic image that can be kept without deterioration for a number of

years. Processing transforms the latent image into a visible image. The term for the

several procedures that collectively produce the visible, permanent image is processing

and consists of developing, rinsing, fixing, washing and drying procedures
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