'Nearby objects' presentation slideshows

Morphological Image Processing

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Today

Today. Light Mapping (Continued) Bump Mapping with Multi-Texturing Multi-Pass Rendering. Light Maps. Aim: Speed up lighting calculations by pre-computing lighting and storing it in maps Allows complex illumination models to be used in generating the map (eg shadows, radiosity)

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Visual Perceptions and Illusions

Visual Perceptions and Illusions. What happens when our perception fails?. Illusions occur (incorrect perceptions) 2 major categories: - illusions of size - illusions of shape. Sources of Illusions.

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THE EYE

THE EYE. The Eye. Is an optical instrument that we use to see around us. It acts very much like a camera It uses a converging lens to focus the image on a sensor Lets more or less light in when needed Allows us to view the image. Eye and Camera. Eye Anatomy.

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Light

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Auto Parallel Parking Car

Auto Parallel Parking Car.

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Physics 1025F Geometric Optics

Physics 1025F Geometric Optics. THE EYE. Dr. Steve Peterson Steve.peterson@uct.ac.za. Chapter 25: Optical Instruments. Like a camera, the human eye can focus light and produce sharp images.

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Egyptian Festival

Egyptian Festival. By: Yasmine, Marcus, Brenda, and Casey. Art of Ancient Egypt. The Egyptians were one of the first major civilizations to codify design elements in art. The wall paintings done in the service of the Pharaohs followed a rigid code of visual rules and meanings.

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PHYSICS EXPERIMENT

PHYSICS EXPERIMENT. Group 2. Nikita Tokas ( 303/B/12 ) Nitika Agarwal ( 305/B/12 ) Nitin Saxena ( 306/B/12 ) Of COE-2, Batch of 2012-16. AIM. To determine the resolving power of the telescope. APPARATUS REQUIRED. A telescope A powerful source of monochromatic light

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Name: F,L December 4, 2006 Period: ___

SONAR. Name: F,L December 4, 2006 Period: ___. Essential Questions:. 1. What is SONAR? 2. How does SONAR work? 3. Why is SONAR used?. 1. What is SONAR?. The word "sonar" is an abbreviation for: SO und N avigation R anging. 2. How does SONAR work?.

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Seizure Disorders

Seizure Disorders. By : Emily Jaworski. Seizure Disorders: Defined. Seizure: temporary interruption of consciousness Occurs when the brain functions abnormally, resulting in a change of movement, attention, or level of awareness Seizure Disorder: describes symptoms, not a particular disease

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The Eye

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The Human Eye

The Human Eye. Comparing human eye to camera Hyperopia , Presbyopia & Myopia. Components of the Eye. Pupil. Iris. Iris. Pupil. Components of the Eye. Iris. Pupil. Cornea. Lens. Components of the Eye. Retina. Iris. Pupil. Cornea. Lens. Components of the Eye. Retina. Iris.

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VISION CORRECTION

VISION CORRECTION. April 19. Vision problems. Many people have trouble focusing clearly at some point (e.g. teens as they grow, adults as they age) Almost any focusing problem can be improved by placing a lens in front of the eyes. Far-sightedness.

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Apparent Magnitude (useful for describing how bright objects appear from the Earth)

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HEALTH

HEALTH. Convex lenses bring rays to a focus.The more curved the lens , the quicker the rays are focussed. Concave lenses make rays spread out.The more curved the lens ,the more the rays spread out. HEALTH.

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PING))) Ultrasonic Distance Sensor

living with the lab.

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Radar

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DOG

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