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4TH INTERNATIONAL GEOADVANCES WORKSHOP - GEOADVANCES 2017: ISPRS WORKSHOP ON MULTI-DIMENSIONAL & MULTI-SCALE SPATIAL DATA MODELING
Volume 42-4, Issue W6, Pages 27-29Publisher
COPERNICUS GESELLSCHAFT MBH
DOI: 10.5194/isprs-archives-XLII-4-W6-27-2017
Keywords
Pan-sharpening; High Pass Filter; Spatial Metric; RASAT; GOKTURK-2
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- Turkish Air Force
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Pan-sharpened images of RASAT and GOKTURK-2 satellites were generated using High Pass Filter (HPF) in this paper. GOKTURK-2 satellite has 11 bits radiometric resolution, 2.5 m GSD in panchromatic band and 5 m GSD in VNIR bands whereas RASAT has 8 bits radiometric resolution, 7.5 m GSD in panchromatic band and 15 m GSD in visible bands. Quantitative analysis was carried out by spatial metric while the while the products were qualitatively analysed with visual interpretation by an expert group. The values for spatial metric were estimated as 0.9678 and 0.9542 for RASAT and GOKTURK-2, respectively. It can be concluded that the success of HPF is almost satisfactory considering the optimal value of spatial metric is 1. The visual analysis shows the performance of GOKTURK-2 is higher than RASAT since the higher radiometric and geometric resolution of GOKTURK-2. All operations were run in SharpQ derived by the authors in Matlab environment.
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