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Restoration of Delaminated and Cracked Recordings Using Synthetic Depth of Field Optical Scanning of Disc Recordings IRENE 2D Setup Delamination on Lacquer Discs Image source: [1] A Closer Look Ways to Handle Cracks Crack detection (S.


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Restoration of Delaminated and Cracked Recordings Using Synthetic Depth of Field

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Optical Scanning of Disc Recordings

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IRENE 2D Setup

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Delamination on Lacquer Discs

Image source: [1]

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A Closer Look

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Ways to Handle Cracks

  • Crack detection (S. Fischer [2])

Detect crack with displacement sensor

Rescan the blurred area

Works well for small number of radial cracks

  • Synthetic depth of field

Acquire a stack of subscans with different height offsets

Merge the subscans

Image source: [3]

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Questions to be Answered

  • Spacing of the scans?

Determine depth of field of the current system

  • How can sharp regions be detected?

Focus measures

Which is the right one for this application?

  • How can the images be efficiently fused?

Size of one image 300 MB - 800 MB

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Depth of Field How can the relevant depth of field for the audio extraction be determined? Microscopy theory: Problem: that does not tell us anything about how the depth of field affects the audio DoF= λ0n NA

2+

n M NA e≈38μ m

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Depth of Field

Experimental approach:

  • Scan a silent portion of

the groove

  • Extracted audio contains
  • nly noise
  • Change focus plane
  • Signal RMS can be used

as noise measure

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Depth of Field Just notable difference ~ 1 dB [4] => 40 μm spacing

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Depth of Field

Z-offset 0 um Z-offset +40 um

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Acquisition System

Before: Tracking New: Focus Stacking

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Image stack

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Outlook

  • Currently working on the image fusion algorithm
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Sources

[1] Northeast Document Conservation Center. IRENE Seeing Sound Blog. A Hefty Challenge for IRENE: Working with Delaminating Lacquer Discs, August 2014. https://www.nedcc.org/audio-preservation/irene-blog/ [03/14/2015]. [2] S. Fischer. Restoring Cracked Early Recordings. Master’s thesis, Zurich University of Applied Sciences, September 2013. [3] M. M. Karim. Focus stacking Tachinid fly. March 2009. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Focus_stacking_Tachinid_fly.jpg [05/31/2015] [4] Wikipedia. Just-noticeable difference. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-noticeable_difference [06/04/2015].

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Perpendicular Lighting

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Processing Steps