In this field, "plane image" often refers to or multi-plane imaging (MPI) used to reconstruct 3D scenes.
In medicine, a "plane image" (or "standard plane") is a specific 2D cross-section of a 3D organ used for diagnosis.
A paper titled "Optimization of Plane Image Color Enhancement Based on Computer Vision" explores methods to improve clarity and vividness in 2D digital images using the Retinex algorithm.
Research like "Aircraft type recognition based on YOLOv8" uses image processing to identify different types of planes in flight.
Recent research like "Consistency Guided Multiple Plane Image Construction" focuses on synthesizing new views of a scene by layering multiple 2D images to create depth.
If you are looking for "images of planes" or technical papers on capturing them:
Papers like "BgNet: Classification of tumors with MRI multi-plane image data" discuss how fusing images from different planes (coronal, sagittal, axial) improves tumor diagnosis. 3. Aviation & Aerial Photography
You might also look into "A novel geometry image to accurately represent a surface" , which discusses resampling 3D surfaces onto a 2D regular grid (an image) for easier processing. 2. Medical Imaging