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Image reconstruction from noisy image streams

Reconstruction of images plays a very important role in image processing. In order to be able to process the image for further analysis, images should be free of noise or unwanted particles. In case of large sceneries, sometimes the camera is not able to capture the entire scene in one shot. This paper proposes an efficient algorithm for reconstruction of noisy images and stitching of the overlapping image streams in such a way that it appears to have had clicked by the same imaging device in one shot, thus achieving visual realism.