This book is an introduction to digital image processing from an elementary perspective. Providing a broad introduction to the discipline, the book covers topics that can be introduced with simple mathematics so students can learn the concepts without getting overwhelmed by mathematical detail. The first three chapters set the scene for the rest of the book by exploring the nature and use of digital images and how they can be obtained, stored, and displayed. By using MATLAB and its Image Processing Toolbox, students will be able to apply the theory they have learned into practice.

About the Author:

Alasdair McAndrew is Senior Lecturer in the School of Computer Science and Mathematics at Victoria University of Technology. His research interests include digital topology, applications of image processing, error control coding, mathematical inequalities and applications, pedagogy, and learning. His teaching interests include image processing, elementary undergraduate mathematics, coding, and cryptography.

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