Encrypting three-dimensional information with digital holography.
By E. Tajahuerce, Bahram Javidi. Applied Optics, 2000
375 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Media Technology
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In Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
- Elisabet Pérez-Cabre
- María Sagrario Millán
- Ayman Alfalou
- Christian Brosseau
- Takanori Nomura
- Bahram Javidi
- Adrian Stern
- Osamu Matoba
In Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
- Ayman Alfalou
- Christian Brosseau
- Elisabet Pérez-Cabre
- María Sagrario Millán
- Takanori Nomura
- Bahram Javidi
- Osamu Matoba
- John T. Sheridan
In Media Technology
- Ayman Alfalou
- Christian Brosseau
- Elisabet Pérez-Cabre
- María Sagrario Millán
- Takanori Nomura
- Bahram Javidi
- Adrian Stern
- Osamu Matoba
Citations in the corpus
- Digital recording and numerical reconstruction of holograms (2002, neutral): “• improvements in the experimental techniques and reconstruction algorithm [31–50], • applications in deformation analysis and shape measurement [51–55, 71, 111], • the development of phase-shifting digital holography [56– 64], • applications in imaging, particle tracking and microscopy [65–70, 73, ”
- Optical Techniques for Information Security (2009, methodology): “We can encrypt in both Fourier domain [63] and Fresnel domain [64], [ 65 ].”
- Roadmap on optical security (2016, methodology): “Expanding the encryption into the Fresnel region was also demonstrated with digital holography [ 2, 13 ] .”
- Optical image compression and encryption methods (2009, background): “These encryption techniques originate in the optical image processing community and continue to pose many challenges in several areas [71–89], e.”