Abstract
Aerial and space images of a scene are usually of a large size, and therefore you need image mosaic techniques (algorithms) to form a larger (resulting) image of the same scene and create three-dimensional images such as: data from satellites, computer vision, medical imaging, and automatic target recognition What. This needs to link or assemble two images or multiple images that are effective and rich in information, and to perform the process or process the image mosaic, it requires a number of algorithms, each of which has its own way of combining images, and its advantages. This corner produces a mosaic image. This paper discusses and evaluates the quality of mosaic images captured for aerial views.
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