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Image fusion techniques are increasingly applied to astronomical images in order to improve sensitivity or to compare images. We discuss in this paper the ability of multiscale transforms for many applications: geometrical and photometrical registrations, co-addition and compression. A strategy for multiscale image fusion is derived.
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