High-resolution optical push-broom satellite steady-state reimaging sensor calibration method and system

A high-resolution, correction method technology, applied in the field of remote sensing satellite data processing, can solve the problems of not considering the satellite stability state, image resampling, image quality reduction, etc.

Active Publication Date: 2015-11-25
WUHAN UNIV
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[0004] At present, most of the sensor calibration methods only consider the camera design to solve the splicing problem due to the multi-chip TDICCD, and do not consider the stability of the satellite during the push-broom process; for the problems of fragmentation speed and integration time jump, usually the sampling line frequency Normalized image resampling can easily lead to over-resampled images and reduce image quality
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[0048] The present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the embodiments and accompanying drawings.

[0049] The present invention proposes a sensor correction method for steady-state re-imaging of high-resolution optical satellites, which uses a virtual single-line array CCD without distortion to replace the original distorted sliced ​​CCD image, and converts the original non-steady state (integral jump, sliced ​​difference, etc.) Speed, attitude jitter) push-broom imaging conditions into a stable, uniform (integral constant, slice at the same speed, attitude smooth) push-broom imaging conditions, re-imaging under steady-state conditions, so as to obtain a complete scene without distortion images, while obtaining high-precision RPCs for steady-state imaging.

[0050] During specific implementation, the technical scheme of the present invention can be realized by those skilled in the art using computer software technology to automatically run ...

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The invention provides a high-resolution optical push-broom satellite steady-state reimaging sensor calibration method and system; the calibration method includes the steps of building a single TDI CCD unsteady-state strict geometric model and a virtual CCD steady-state imaging strict geometric model, acquiring a rational function model according to the virtual CCD steady-state imaging strict geometric model, establishing a one-to-one mapping relationship between single TDI CCD images and virtual CCD reimaged images, and generating an image after the sensor is calibrated according to the original single TDI CCD images. According to the calibration method and system, the virtual CCD imaging principle is combined, the positioning consistency of a multiple TDI CCD unsteady-state geometric model and a virtual single-line-array CCD steady-state geometric model is utilized, image distortion caused by platform tremble is calibrated while seamless splicing of multiple CCD images is realized, standard scenery images and corresponding high-precision RPC parameters are provided for users, and subsequent image application is facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of remote sensing satellite data processing. More precisely, the invention is a sensor correction technical solution for steady-state re-imaging of high-resolution optical push-broom satellite images adopted in the ground data processing process of remote sensing satellites. Background technique [0002] With the gradual improvement of spatial resolution, the camera structure of high-resolution optical satellites becomes extremely complex. High resolution generally means that the spatial resolution is better than 5 meters. In order to ensure the imaging quality and imaging efficiency, the photosensitive element is updated from the traditional single-integration CCD (charge-coupled device) to multiple-integration TDICCD (time-delay integration CCD). Expand from a single push-broom line array to multiple spliced ​​push-broom line arrays; at the same time, the improvement of spatial resolution also makes the ph...

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IPC IPC(8): G01C25/00
CPCG01C25/00
Inventor 王密朱映金淑英李德仁龚健雅
Owner WUHAN UNIV
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