Abstract
The author addresses the problem of reconstructing a circularly bandlimited two-dimensional function from its samples on a general spiral contour. The spiral data are represented in terms of evenly spaced samples from a nonlinear two-dimensional transformation of the Cartesian coordinates. This transformation makes it possible to use unified Fourier reconstruction sampling principles to obtain accurate reconstruction based on a set of constraints imposed on the spiral parameters. The results are then utilized to develop efficient sampling strategies for the linear class of spirals, the spiral of Archimedes. Sampling efficiency for spiral data, analogous to the sampling efficiencies of hexagonally and rectangularly sampled data, is defined. A sampling scheme on a spiral is introduced that possesses a uniform sampling efficiency comparable to the sampling efficiency of rectangularly sampled data. >
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