Relative radiometric correction method for automatically extracting pseudo-invariant features for remote sensing image
A relative radiometric correction and automatic extraction technology, applied in the field of remote sensing image radiometric correction, can solve the problems of strong human-computer interaction, poor data universality, and low robustness, and achieves no manual interaction, strong versatility, and simple processing flow. Effect
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[0030] The idea of this technology is to use linear relative radiation correction to directly convert the DN value to the surface reflectance. The core assumption is: under certain conditions, PIFs have an approximately linear relationship between the DN value of the target image and the surface reflectance of the reference image. . This assumption is based on the following derivation:
[0031] Generally, linear formulas are used in the radiometric calibration process of remote sensing images, such as (1):
[0032] L b =Gain*DN b +Bias (1)
[0033] Among them, Gain and Bias are calibration coefficients. Formula (1) converts DN value to apparent radiance L b .
[0034] From the apparent radiance L b Converted to apparent reflectance ρ, the calculation adopts formula (2):
[0035] ρ = π * L b * d 2 ESUN λ * cos θ - - - ( 2 )
[0036] Where d is the distance between the sun and the earth, ESUN λ Is the solar constant and θ is ...
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