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- Page 10 and 11: 4. PANCROMA TM Features____________
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- Page 14 and 15: 7. Getting Started_________________
- Page 16 and 17: Each color and NIR band channel con
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- Page 34 and 35: 17. Quick Start - RGB Color Image f
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- Page 59 and 60: PANCROMA TM has an image processing
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The SPECTRAL algorithm allows singl
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This image is very sharp but shows
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32. RGB Color Image Batch File Proc
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problem with an input file it will
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Once you have saved the path you ca
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Another difference is file format.
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Now you can reload the images singl
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natural color image, first load the
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directory that you designated. Band
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37. Working with EO-1 ALI Data_____
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The image below is a 10m pan sharpe
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example ‘outputfile1.tif’, outp
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QuickBird ImageryLike WorldView2 da
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39. Working with GeoEye® Data_____
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and files. To do this you must open
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Orthorectified, pan-sharpened ETM+7
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The Red Cutoff, Blue Cutoff and Red
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42. Working with WorldWind Elevatio
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The satellite image that I download
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43. Working with NAIP Data_________
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45. Working with VITO SPOT Vegetati
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A MODIS band 3, 4, 1 (BGR) color co
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48. Gap Filling a Landsat 7 ETM+ Im
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49. Gap Filling Cloud Masks for Lan
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The second method is called the Fiv
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Note that you must convert the cale
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135
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the utility, you must start with tw
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When superimposed one over the othe
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51. Haze Reduction - Dark Area Meth
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The default cutoff is 500. You can
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52. Haze Reduction - Haze Optimized
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Haze reduction may be used as a pre
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53. Haze Reduction - DEM Method____
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Now the DEM can be used to conduct
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The image processing utilities are
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In order to adjust the color balanc
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The ‘Red Adjust’, ‘Green Adju
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image shows an unnaturally dark oce
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the image resolution to a point whe
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58. Resizing an Image by an Integer
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Now select ‘Pre Process’ | ‘H
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y the position Upper Clipping Perce
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The Image Processing Input Form wil
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Landsat scenes. Different Landsat i
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Landsat 7 Top of Atmosphere Reflect
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PANCROMA TM has a utility for conve
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When this option is enabled, a GeoT
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This allows you to select the onset
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Landsat 7 Surface TemperatureThe La
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Q cal = Quantized and calibrated st
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where:T = At-satellite brightness t
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SPOT Top of Atmosphere RadiancePANC
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Note that the ASTER TIR bands are I
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Additional parameters include the R
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Tasseled Cap TransformationThe Tass
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The Tasseled Cap transformation can
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PANCROMA TM will color the data poi
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Multiple Linear RegressionPANCROMA
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sampling interval as before. The li
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Shadow ReductionThis utility adjust
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only six. The colors correspond to
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Red Blue Anaglyph ComputationRed/Bl
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Note that you must be careful not t
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To use the utility, open a single R
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For Landsat 7 data sets, the NIR ba
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Since we want to measure the snow p
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(Note the radio button selections o
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previous section. To generate the s
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and 6. The files should be opened i
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The WorldView 2 Point Spectrum Gene
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RapidEye ® Point Spectrum Generato
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Generate RGB True Color Composite
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I then pulled a spectrum for Lawn G
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preprocess it before doing so. Some
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Note that you can flip back and for
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accordance with the accompanying La
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were matched using the ‘Rescale L
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Digital Globe Bundle’ | ‘Save a
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Point Spectrum Generator TM , the t
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Note that the TOA Reflectance Data
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Note that if you are not running tw
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When you do so a track bar will bec
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distance is 0.947 and the minimum d
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When you do, the same Spectral Crit
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Begin by opening your seven Landsat
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The Spectral Analyzer TM (menu sele
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0.263600 0.024684 0.0010550.268600
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cover types, a linear mixing model
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Enter The Solar Elevation Angle and
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PANCROMA TM allows three, four and
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We are going to use a very obvious
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Note that the captions in the image
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You now have as set of 12 co-regist
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Notice that the areas of the most d
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Pixel Color form will paint your se
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62. FFT Image Analysis_____________
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Spatial domainFrequency domainAfter
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Note that Fourier transform for the
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When the transformed image becomes
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Set the standard deviation and if d
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The problem is the Point Spread Fun
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The problem lies in the division by
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In order to use the Exponential dis
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Select the links entitled ‘DTED F
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65. Tutorial - Pan Sharpened Image
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this box to avoid out of memory err
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The next step will be to create an
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ideal computed Intensity band. The
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You can select your subset area eit
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Now we will start the pan sharpenin
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algorithms. Although in this case t
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IMPORTANT NOTE: The PNG writer is v
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scans of the exact same patch of th
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Now select ‘Close Graphics Window
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The process outlined can also be us
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69. Tutorial - Six File Automatic M
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When gap filling additional sets, y
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You must be careful when selecting
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Reference ImageAdjust Image333
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71. Tutorial - Six File Hayes Batch
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72. Tutorial - Gap Filling using TE
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Clouds in the Adjust image can bias
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74. Tutorial - Pan Sharpen Gap Fill
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times for the band 2, 3, 4 and 8 (p
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75. Tutorial - Manual Gap Fill Adju
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procedure described above. Do not a
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This is the result of Adjust file p
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they do not occur within the Landsa
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The first step is to subset the two
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The vegetation color tones do not m
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I checked the ‘Activate Image Pro
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The color tones are acceptably clos
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and 1 file without the gaps. In my
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other problems with the image. I de
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This image looked a little muddy so
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This turned out to be a difficult i
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The MCE coordinates were still reta
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• Compute the coefficients of a l
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Regression coefficients must be com
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Several features of the transformed
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79. Tutorial - ENHG with AJISANE Pr
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produced accurate color tones for s
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81. Pan Sharpened Image: Landsat 3,
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83. Pan Sharpened Image: Landsat Pa
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85. Pan Sharpened Image: Landsat Fo
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87. Pan Sharpened Image: Landsat Mo
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IndexAJISANE Algorithm, 75Anaglyph,