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Automatic radiometric normalization with genetic algorithms and a Kriging model

An automatic procedure of radiometric normalization is proposed for multi-temporal satellite image correction, with a modified genetic algorithm (GA) regression method and a spatially variant normalization model using the Kriging interpolation. The proposed procedure was tested on a synthetic altere...

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Published in:Computers & geosciences 2012-06, Vol.43, p.42-51
Main Authors: Liu, Shou-Heng, Lin, Ching-Weei, Chen, Yie-Ruey, Tseng, Chih-Ming
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Language:English
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Summary:An automatic procedure of radiometric normalization is proposed for multi-temporal satellite image correction, with a modified genetic algorithm (GA) regression method and a spatially variant normalization model using the Kriging interpolation. The proposed procedure was tested on a synthetic altered image and an image pair from FORMOSAT-2; the results show that the GA method is more robust than the conventional PCA methods in high-resolution imaging, and that different regression-error evaluation models have different sensitivities to the linear regression parameters. A statistical comparison demonstrates that 1-km sampling spacing is able to successfully achieve the parameter spatial variation. Error validation on FORMOSAT-2 image pair shows it is a decent combination of radiometric normalization with GA estimation and a spatially variant parameter normalization model. ► Automatic radiometric normalization with genetic algorithms. ► Spatially variant radiometric normalization model validation. ► Kriging radiometric normalization parameter estimation. ► Synthetic and true FORMOSAT-2 image examinations.
ISSN:0098-3004
1873-7803
DOI:10.1016/j.cageo.2011.12.016