Automated Data Production for a Novel Airborne Multiangle Spectropolarimetric Imager
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This paper focuses on the photogrammetric aspect of the data production and discusses quality of the global mapping as evaluated during the first two years of the mission.
During the standard geo-rectification processing of the MISR imagery, all four spectral bands belonging to each of the nine MISR cameras are required to be geolocated and co-registered automatically with about one pixel accuracy. Two steps of processing are designed to accomplish this goal: 1)a complex multi-camera geolocation and co-registration of the red spectral band data for all nine cameras, and 2) the co-registration of the other three spectral bands of MISR imagery of each camera using their relationship with the already geolocated red band imagery. This paper addresses the second processing.
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This paper describes a modeling system for the simulation of the Multi-angle Imaging Spectro-Radiometer (MISR) instrument push-broom data to be used in the prototyping of the MISR ground data system.