Wave Atom Based Watermarking
Ijaz Bukhari, Nuhman-ul-Haq, Khizar Hyat

TL;DR
This paper introduces a watermarking technique for digital images using Wave Atom Transform, leveraging its sparse and directional properties to embed watermarks that are robust against attacks and distortions.
Contribution
The paper proposes a novel watermarking scheme based on Wave Atom Transform, enhancing robustness and imperceptibility compared to existing methods.
Findings
Watermark can be embedded with minimal perceptual distortion.
The scheme withstands various malicious attacks.
Watermark extraction is reliable with prior knowledge of embedding locations.
Abstract
Watermarking helps in ensuring originality, ownership and copyrights of a digital image. This paper aims at embedding a Watermark in an image using Wave Atom Transform. Preference of Wave Atoms on other transformations has been due to its sparser expansion, adaptability to the direction of local pattern, and sharp frequency localization. In this scheme, we had tried to spread the watermark in an image so that the information at one place is very small and undetectable. In order to extract the watermark and verify ownership of an image, one would have the advantage of prior knowledge of embedded locations. A noise of high amplitude will be needed to be added to the image for watermark distortion. Furthermore, the information spread will ensure the robustness of the watermark data. The proposed scheme has the ability to withstand malicious operations and attacks.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Steganography and Watermarking Techniques · DNA and Biological Computing · Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
