A CCD TV camera is used to perform a long-term study by observing the same area 24 hours a day, for 30 days. Digital images are captured and transmitted to a central location every 5 minutes. The illumination of the scene changes from natural daylight to artificial lighting. At no time is the scene without illumination, so it is always possible to obtain an image. Because the range of illumination is such that it is always in the linear operating range of the camera, it is decided not to employ any compensating mechanisms on the camera itself. Rather, it is decided to use image processing techniques to post-process, and thus normalize, the images to the equivalent of constant illumination. Propose a method to do this. You are at liberty to use any method you wish, but state clearly all the assumptions you made in arriving at your design.
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