Basim Galeb Mejbel's scientific contributions
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Publications (3)
![Figure 1. Categories of image forgeries [17]](profile/Akram-Hatem-Saber-2/publication/342488952/figure/fig3/AS:997242391523330@1614772522504/Categories-of-image-forgeries-17_Q320.jpg)
![Figure 2. Digital watermarking [18]](profile/Akram-Hatem-Saber-2/publication/342488952/figure/fig1/AS:906863445041152@1593224502942/Digital-watermarking-18_Q320.jpg)
![Figure 3 (a). Original image and (b). Duplicated image [32]](profile/Akram-Hatem-Saber-2/publication/342488952/figure/fig2/AS:906863449231363@1593224503053/a-Original-image-and-b-Duplicated-image-32_Q320.jpg)
Citations
... Image can tamper with different techniques such as copymove, image splicing, and retouching [5]. In the Copy-move forgery technique, a small image segment is copied and pasted at a different location in the same image [6,7]. In image splicing, a certain part is selected from an image and then pasted into another suitable image [8]. ...
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... There are various ways of image tampering, but different tampering methods leave special traces in the image [2]. Digital image forensics technologies determine whether the image has been tampered with by analysing the noise characteristics and statistical characteristics inside the image [3]. According to whether image prepossessing is required, digital image forensics technology can be divided into two categories [2]: active forensics and passive forensics. ...
