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Out-of-band correction technologies for the multispectral image of Mapping Satellite-1 by using EO-1 Hyperion data
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Tao Sun, Li Huang, Hui Long, Bao-Cheng Liu Out-of-band correction technologies for the multispectral image of Mapping Satellite-1 by using EO-1 Hyperion data (Технологии внеполосной коррекции многоспектральных изображений, полученных со спутника MS-1 (Китай) с использованием спутниковых данных спектрометра Гиперион (США)) [на англ. яз.] // Оптический журнал. 2016. Т. 83. № 10. С. 66–73.
Tao Sun, Li Huang, Hui Long, Bao-Cheng Liu Out-of-band correction technologies for the multispectral image of Mapping Satellite-1 by using EO-1 Hyperion data (Технологии внеполосной коррекции многоспектральных изображений, полученных со спутника MS-1 (Китай) с использованием спутниковых данных спектрометра Гиперион (США)) [in English] // Opticheskii Zhurnal. 2016. V. 83. № 10. P. 66–73.
Tao Sun, Li Huang, Hui Long, and Bao-Cheng Liu, "Out-of-band correction technologies for the multispectral image of Mapping Satellite-1 by using EO-1 Hyperion data," Journal of Optical Technology. 83(10), 632-637 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1364/JOT.83.000632
A general method using intercalibration methodology and linear regression theory for correcting out-of-band (OOB) effects is proposed and applied for Chinese Mapping Satellite-1 (MS-1) to improve the radiometric quality of multispectral sensors. The correction coefficients for a particular broad band are conducted by the linear regression between simulation-corrected radiances and measured digital numbers. The simulation-corrected radiances are obtained by convolving referenced narrow-hyperspectral spectrum radiances with the spectral response function provided by the instrument vendor. An assumption wherein the relationship of in-band and OOB radiances has an extremely linear characteristic if in-band radiances are slightly greater than OOB radiances is proposed and then verified by experiments. The correction coefficients of OOB effects for four bands of the MS-1 multispectral sensor are presented by using hyperspectral data from EO-1 Hyperion. Positive results are achieved for the corrected images.
Multispectral sensors, Out-of-band effects, Out-of-band correction, Spectral response function, Hyperion data
Acknowledgements:The authors thank the editors and the reviewers for their constructive and helpful comments for substantial improvement of paper. The authors thank the TH-Centre of China for providing experimental images and the SRF of multispectral sensor. This research is financially supported by the State Key Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.61331017).
OCIS codes: 280.0280
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