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Optical encryption of hyperspectral images using improved binary tree structure and phase-truncated discrete multiple-parameter fractional Fourier transform

We present an optical encryption scheme for hyperspectral images using an improved binary tree structure (IBTS) and phase-truncated discrete multiple-parameter fractional Fourier transform (PTdmpFrFT). In the IBTS, the encryption modules based on the phase-truncated fractional Fourier transform represented the branch nodes, while the hyperspectral bands of the plain images were considered as leaf nodes. All pairs of bands were encoded into intermediate data using the IBTS, with subsequent encryption into asymmetric ciphertexts using the PTdmpFrFT. The proposed approach generated different pairs of bands with different secret keys, and encryption and decryption paths. Compared with state-of-the-art optical hyperspectral encryption methods, our approach not only achieved superior encryption security but also reduced the computation and storage requirements of the encrypted data. The original hyperspectral image information could be successfully decrypted only when using all the correct keys. Numerical simulations were performed to verify the performance of the proposed method.