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Philips, “Wavelet - domain video denoising based on reliability m easures,” IEEE Trans. Karunakaran, S.Venkatraman, I.Hameem Shanavas, and T.Kapilachander, “Denoising of noisy pixels in video by neighborhood correlation filtering a lgorithm,” I.J. This technique outperforms sequential spatio - temporal filters, 2 - D spatial filters and 3 - D (spatio - temporal) in terms of visual quality as well as quantitative (PSNR) performance measures. Temporal filte ring is based on a simple block based motion detector and on selective recursive time averaging of frames. Hence filtering in time domain is essential. The denoising artifacts and residual noise differ from frame to frame which produces unpleasant visual effect. Spatial filtering is done by taking wavelet transform of individual frames and then modifying the wavelet coefficients by spatially adaptive bayesian wavelet shrinkage method. In this paper, spatial filtering of individual frames is done in the wa velet domain, and the filtering between the frames is done by recursive temporal filter. AWGN is being considered which behaves as Gaussian random variable. This paper proposes a new video denoising technique where spatially adaptive noise filtering in wavelet (transform) domain is combined with temporal filtering in signal domain. published by seventh sense research group. International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT). "Spatio - Temporal Video Denoising by Block - Based Motion detection". International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT) Spatio - Temporal Video Denoising by Block - Based Motion detection