274-284A simple atmospheric correction method which requires inputs that are commonly available in the form of dark surfaces in blue and red region bands has been described. The method consists of an inversion algorithm based on a simplified radiative transfer model in which the characteristics of atmospheric aerosols are estimated by the use of path radiance in blue and red bands. On the basis of this information, the retrieval of true digital number (DN) values from satellite images is possible. The method can be applied to all scenes in which some dark object can be realistically supposed to be present which is practically advantageous in retrospective studies. The comparison of the values of aerosol optical thickness estimated from this...
Abstract: The method of correction of the horizontal unhomogeneity effect is generalized t...
Atmospheric particles (aerosols) are the objective of intensive research. In addition to effects on ...
Aerosol optical thickness is considered to be the most important unknown parameter of every atmosphe...
Abstract. The problem of deriving a complete set of aerosol optical properties from Sun and sky radi...
The Atmosphere plays a central role in the reflectance of the Earth and contributes an additive path...
Atmospheric correction is an essential part of the pre-processing of satellite remote sensing data. ...
Atmospheric correction is an essential part of the pre-processing of satellite remote sensing data. ...
Abstract Optical imaging satellites, such as SPOT and Cartosat‐2S, provide visible/near infrared (VN...
This paper focused on the application of effective atmospheric correction algorithm for assessing th...
Deriving information about the Earth's surface requires atmospheric corrections of the measured top-...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [74]-77)Radiances sensed by radiometers boarded on satell...
Lack of study has found in emphasizing the appropriate chosen of atmospheric models with specific at...
The objective of this experiment is to test techniques that try to determine the optical properties ...
A simple and fast atmospheric correction algorithm is described which is used to correct radiances o...
Atmospheric correction is a necessary step in processing data recorded by spaceborne sensors for clo...
Abstract: The method of correction of the horizontal unhomogeneity effect is generalized t...
Atmospheric particles (aerosols) are the objective of intensive research. In addition to effects on ...
Aerosol optical thickness is considered to be the most important unknown parameter of every atmosphe...
Abstract. The problem of deriving a complete set of aerosol optical properties from Sun and sky radi...
The Atmosphere plays a central role in the reflectance of the Earth and contributes an additive path...
Atmospheric correction is an essential part of the pre-processing of satellite remote sensing data. ...
Atmospheric correction is an essential part of the pre-processing of satellite remote sensing data. ...
Abstract Optical imaging satellites, such as SPOT and Cartosat‐2S, provide visible/near infrared (VN...
This paper focused on the application of effective atmospheric correction algorithm for assessing th...
Deriving information about the Earth's surface requires atmospheric corrections of the measured top-...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [74]-77)Radiances sensed by radiometers boarded on satell...
Lack of study has found in emphasizing the appropriate chosen of atmospheric models with specific at...
The objective of this experiment is to test techniques that try to determine the optical properties ...
A simple and fast atmospheric correction algorithm is described which is used to correct radiances o...
Atmospheric correction is a necessary step in processing data recorded by spaceborne sensors for clo...
Abstract: The method of correction of the horizontal unhomogeneity effect is generalized t...
Atmospheric particles (aerosols) are the objective of intensive research. In addition to effects on ...
Aerosol optical thickness is considered to be the most important unknown parameter of every atmosphe...