✍ Scribed by HERLIN, I. L. ;COHEN, I. ;BOUZIDI, S.
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This paper is concerned with three main problems of image processing occuring on temporal sequences of satellite oceanographic images: approximate localization of the interesting structures on the images; segmentation or determination of the boundary of the structures; and temporal tracking of these boundaries to illustrate their evolution. In this paper, application is done on vortices and results are displayed all over the paper. For this purpose, we propose a new method for optical flow computation and interpretation and a geometric modelling of the structures. Oceanographic images obtained from environmental satellite platforms present a new challenge in computer science. The huge amount of data collected each day and the need for characterizing some specific structures on these images for oceanographic monitoring justify our approach for the detection and tracking of vortices on oceanographic images.
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