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3D reconstruction of light flux distribution on arbitrary surfaces from 2D multi-photographic images
2010
Optics Express
Optical tomography can demonstrate accurate three-dimensional (3D) imaging that recovers the 3D spatial distribution and concentration of the luminescent probes in biological tissues, compared with planar imaging. However, the tomographic approach is extremely difficult to implement due to the complexity in the reconstruction of 3D surface flux distribution from multi-view two dimensional (2D) measurements on the subject surface. To handle this problem, a novel and effective method is proposed
doi:10.1364/oe.18.019876
pmid:20940879
fatcat:vnehbff5ozahvbyghrnhcudita