DMAT: An End-to-End Framework for Joint Atmospheric Turbulence Mitigation and Object Detection
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| author | Hill, Paul Liu, Zhiming Achim, Alin Bull, Dave Anantrasirichai, Nantheera |
| author_facet | Hill, Paul Liu, Zhiming Achim, Alin Bull, Dave Anantrasirichai, Nantheera |
| contents | Atmospheric Turbulence (AT) degrades the clarity and accuracy of surveillance imagery, posing challenges not only for visualization quality but also for object classification and scene tracking. Deep learning-based methods have been proposed to improve visual quality, but spatio-temporal distortions remain a significant issue. Although deep learning-based object detection performs well under normal conditions, it struggles to operate effectively on sequences distorted by atmospheric turbulence. In this paper, we propose a novel framework that learns to compensate for distorted features while simultaneously improving visualization and object detection. This end-to-end training strategy leverages and exchanges knowledge of low-level distorted features in the AT mitigator with semantic features extracted in the object detector. Specifically, in the AT mitigator a 3D Mamba-based structure is used to handle the spatio-temporal displacements and blurring caused by turbulence. Optimization is achieved through back-propagation in both the AT mitigator and object detector. Our proposed DMAT outperforms state-of-the-art AT mitigation and object detection systems up to a 15% improvement on datasets corrupted by generated turbulence. |
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| spellingShingle | DMAT: An End-to-End Framework for Joint Atmospheric Turbulence Mitigation and Object Detection Hill, Paul Liu, Zhiming Achim, Alin Bull, Dave Anantrasirichai, Nantheera Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Atmospheric Turbulence (AT) degrades the clarity and accuracy of surveillance imagery, posing challenges not only for visualization quality but also for object classification and scene tracking. Deep learning-based methods have been proposed to improve visual quality, but spatio-temporal distortions remain a significant issue. Although deep learning-based object detection performs well under normal conditions, it struggles to operate effectively on sequences distorted by atmospheric turbulence. In this paper, we propose a novel framework that learns to compensate for distorted features while simultaneously improving visualization and object detection. This end-to-end training strategy leverages and exchanges knowledge of low-level distorted features in the AT mitigator with semantic features extracted in the object detector. Specifically, in the AT mitigator a 3D Mamba-based structure is used to handle the spatio-temporal displacements and blurring caused by turbulence. Optimization is achieved through back-propagation in both the AT mitigator and object detector. Our proposed DMAT outperforms state-of-the-art AT mitigation and object detection systems up to a 15% improvement on datasets corrupted by generated turbulence. |
| title | DMAT: An End-to-End Framework for Joint Atmospheric Turbulence Mitigation and Object Detection |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.04323 |