The Multiple Watermarking on Digital Medical Image for Mobility and Authenticity

Adiwijaya (), T. A. B. Wirayuda, S. D. Winanjuar and U. Muslimah
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Adiwijaya: Telkom Institute of Technology
T. A. B. Wirayuda: Telkom Institute of Technology
S. D. Winanjuar: Telkom Institute of Technology
U. Muslimah: Telkom Institute of Technology

A chapter in Operations Research Proceedings 2012, 2014, pp 457-462 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Digital medical images must be stored or transmitted via internet in a secure way to ensure authenticity and preserve image quality to avoid mistake in medical diagnosis. A multiple watermarking scheme can serve these purposes. The multiple watermark consists of a robust part and a fragile part. The robust part is embedded in Region of Non-Interest within a medical image, usually containing ownership and medical record of a patient. Meanwhile, a fragile part is embedded in Region of Interest within a medical image which it can detect a tampering or modification in the medical image. In this paper, we implement Reed Muller Code in multiple watermarking based on Wavelet and Hash Block Chaining to achieve the purposes mentioned above. We show that the proposed scheme can detect some tampering and increase robustness from various attacks.

Keywords: Digital Medical Images; Multiple Watermarking; Region Of Non-interest (RONI); Reed-Muller Codes; Robust Part (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-00795-3_68

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