T/SDZDH 001-2024 General Requirements for Image Restoration Systems Applicable to Adverse Weather Conditions

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Main technical content: Image restoration is one of the fundamental research topics in the field of computer vision, aiming to recover high-quality results from low-quality images, including tasks such as image super-resolution, de-haze, de-rain, and de-blur. This promotes the application of computer vision systems in fields such as smart transportation, smart cities, and smart agriculture. However, there is currently a lack of unified standards for poor weather image restoration systems in China. The formulation of the "General Requirements for Image Restoration Systems in Poor Weather Conditions" standard helps to unify and standardize the system architecture, configuration requirements, and performance requirements involved in image restoration, promoting the healthy development of domestic computer vision systems and laying a solid foundation for participating in international computer vision standardization work simultaneously. During the formulation of this standard, the drafting units extensively reviewed domestic and international computer vision-related user manuals, technical documents, and relevant standards. On the one hand, they strive to ensure the scientificity of this standard, and on the other hand, they also fully consider the industry's usage habits and the technical demands of actual users. The release of this standard fills the gap in domestic group standards for image restoration systems in poor weather conditions, helping professionals in related industries such as image restoration system development and application to unify system architecture, system configuration requirements, and system performance standards.

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