depthrelated

Depthrelated is a term used across disciplines to describe phenomena, data, or analyses that pertain to depth—whether depth in a scene, a data hierarchy, or perceptual depth. It is not a widely standardized term but appears as a compound noun or adjective in technical writing to signal a focus on depth-related aspects rather than surface or general properties.

In computer vision and graphics, depth-related features include depth maps, disparity-based measurements, and cues used for 3D reconstruction, object recognition, and rendering. In depth-sensing applications, depth-related processing separates foreground from background or enables occlusion handling.

In psychology and perception, depth-related cues describe how observers infer three-dimensional structure from two-dimensional images, such as stereopsis, motion parallax, shading, and perspective.

In geology or underwater acoustics, depth-related measures track properties as a function of depth, such as sediment layers, temperature profiles, or acoustic velocity with depth.

Alternative terms include depth-related, depth-relatedness, or depth-dependence; usage varies by field. See also depth cue, depth map, and depth perception.