Abstract. A coherent pattern of system noise observable on all visible wavebands of Landsat Thematic Mapper images over homogeneous surfaces such as waterbodies is regarded as serious enough to impair visual interpretation and affect image analysis results. The noise is removable using iterative median filtering in the spatial domain, which requires much less processing time than removal by frequency domain Fourier transform. The significance of the error introduced to the images by the noise is evaluated in terms of water quality parameters in the study area, and methods for removal of the noise are described. 1. Background Remote sensing of coastlines and small waterbodies is still dependent on sensors which have a low signal-to-noise rat...
Abslracl- High resolution images provided by synthetic aperture sonar sensors (SAS) are of great int...
International audienceIdentification of water pixels over natural water bodies is a prerequisite ste...
I Accurate coastal mapping using satellite imageries in the visible region is difficult because; of ...
The Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) has three visible bands centered at 485 nm, 560 nm, and 660 nm whic...
This paper outlines a methodology for the estimation of the environmental noise equivalent reflectan...
Nautical radars scan the water surface at grazing incidence with HH polarization. Under these condit...
The high wavenumber detection cut-off is determined above which the spectrum of ocean waves imaged b...
Banding, or scan-to-scan striping, is a noise pattern which corrupts image data acquired from the th...
Detection of small ship is crucial task in many automatic surveillance systems which are employed fo...
The maximum information obtainable from an image is limited primarily by the quality of the data. Th...
Various subtle but important digitization round-off and noise errors are found in SeaWiFS imagery. T...
In this publication the dependence of the noise of radar images of the sea surface on the wind speed...
Remote detection enables the acquisition of large volume of data in particular in areas which are no...
Using simulated data, we investigated the effect of noise in a spaceborne hyperspectral sensor on th...
Accurate coastal mapping using satellite imageries in the visible region is difficult because of th...
Abslracl- High resolution images provided by synthetic aperture sonar sensors (SAS) are of great int...
International audienceIdentification of water pixels over natural water bodies is a prerequisite ste...
I Accurate coastal mapping using satellite imageries in the visible region is difficult because; of ...
The Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) has three visible bands centered at 485 nm, 560 nm, and 660 nm whic...
This paper outlines a methodology for the estimation of the environmental noise equivalent reflectan...
Nautical radars scan the water surface at grazing incidence with HH polarization. Under these condit...
The high wavenumber detection cut-off is determined above which the spectrum of ocean waves imaged b...
Banding, or scan-to-scan striping, is a noise pattern which corrupts image data acquired from the th...
Detection of small ship is crucial task in many automatic surveillance systems which are employed fo...
The maximum information obtainable from an image is limited primarily by the quality of the data. Th...
Various subtle but important digitization round-off and noise errors are found in SeaWiFS imagery. T...
In this publication the dependence of the noise of radar images of the sea surface on the wind speed...
Remote detection enables the acquisition of large volume of data in particular in areas which are no...
Using simulated data, we investigated the effect of noise in a spaceborne hyperspectral sensor on th...
Accurate coastal mapping using satellite imageries in the visible region is difficult because of th...
Abslracl- High resolution images provided by synthetic aperture sonar sensors (SAS) are of great int...
International audienceIdentification of water pixels over natural water bodies is a prerequisite ste...
I Accurate coastal mapping using satellite imageries in the visible region is difficult because; of ...