Computational Optical Sensing and Imaging
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Optical Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 25 March 2025 | Viewed by 173
Special Issue Editors
Interests: compressive imaging; super-resolution; single pixel imaging; IR imaging; LiDAR; NLOS
Interests: computational imaging; LiDAR; graph signal processing
Interests: computational imaging; computational lithography; optoelectronic image processing
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Computational Optical Sensing and Imaging is a multidisciplinary area that has developed rapidly in the last two decades. From initial PSF engineering, to compressive sensing, single-pixel imaging, light field, lensless imaging, and recent event-driven and non-line-of-sight imaging, COSI has many exciting research themes. By jointly designing optical, electronic, and data processing components, a COSI system has capabilities that are not afforded by classical methods. The rapid progression of AI and nanotechnology is advancing COSI into a new stage of development.
This Special Issue will focus on the methods, systems, and experimental techniques used to in COSI， especially the AI- and nanotechnology-assisted ones. Topics of interest are related to, but not limited by, the following: basic theories of computational imaging, computational microscopy, compressive imaging (including compressive spectral imaging), computational display for AR/VR, computational holography, event-driven computational imaging, imaging through scattering media, lensless imaging, LIDAR, light field, non-line-of-sight imaging, single-pixel imaging, structure illumination for 3D imaging, and super-resolution.
Dr. Jun Ke
Prof. Dr. Gonzalo Arce
Prof. Dr. Xu Ma
Dr. Zhenbo Ren
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- basic theories of computational imaging
- computational microscopy
- compressive imaging
- compressive spectral imaging
- computational display for AR/VR
- computational holography
- event-driven computational imaging
- imaging through scattering media
- lensless imaging
- LIDAR
- light field
- non-line-of-sight imaging
- single-pixel imaging
- structure illumination for 3D imaging
- super-resolution
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