Abstract

Aiming at the problem of the dim target real-time detection in Infrared search and track (IRST) systems, a fusion detection algorithm for infrared dim target based on temporal-spatial domain accumulation and difference is proposed. The proposed algorithm suppresses background and enhances targets by template filtering and difference processing in space domain, and the image sequences are processed by multiframe energy accumulation and frame difference methods according to the target’s moving characteristics in time domain. After the fusion segmentation of the temporal and spatial processing results with definite rule, the target can be detected by the relation of the possible target’s position in adjoining frames according to target’s moving continuity and regularity. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm enormously increases the target's SNR after the temporal-spatial fusion enhancement, and it has high detection probability and high detecting speed. In the meantime, the algorithm is easy to realize in hardware and can be applied effectively in the real-time target detection of the IRST systems.

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