October 1989 | Technical Report NTIA TR-89-252
Image Data Compression Overview: Issues and Partial Solutions
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Martin Nesenbergs, “Image Data Compression Overview: Issues and Partial Solutions,” Technical Report NTIA TR-89-252, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, October 1989.
Abstract: This report presents an overview of moving image (video) data compression. Because this report deals with a subtask of a major program, a limited number of the most pertinent topics and issues have been addressed. These topics include a listing of human perception effects and parameters for visual information; theoretical aspects of image data compression; a selective review of compression techniques; a closer look at motion detection, prediction and compensation; and a start to survey existing systems and their capabilities. Finally a multi-page bibliography, while not exhaustive in any sense, shows the depth and breadth of the rapidly growing technology of image data compression.
Keywords: digital; prediction; data compression; images; motion compensation; visual effects
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