Thesis: Comparing light propagation models in Light Field Microscopy
Thesis by:
Advisor:
Tobias Lasser
Supervision by:
Anca Stefanoiu
Abstract
Light field microscopy is a scanless techniques for high speed 3D imaging of fluorescent specimens. A conventional microscope can be turned into a light field microscope by placing a microlens array in front of the camera allowing for a full spatio-angular capture of the light field in a single snapshot. The recorded information can be used to volumetrically reconstruct the imaged sample.
Tasks
The aim of this thesis is to compare existing rays based and wave based light field point spread function (LFPSF) models with respect to their performance in 3D reconstruction, as well as the quality of the reconstructed images. The models shall be evaluated on experimental light field data.
Requirements
Scientific programming, C++, Matlab
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