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Last Post 03 Aug 2018 07:09 AM by  xanthi Tseni
Radiometric and atmospheric correction in UAV images
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xanthi Tseni



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03 Aug 2018 04:11 AM
    hi everybody, i am running a demo version ENVI 5.5. I have many troubles in the radiometric and atmospheric correction in UAV image with parrot sequoia multispectral sensor. I don't know which metadata file to open and generally all the process. when I run worldview 2 image, works perfectly. don't understand what i do wrong. Can you help me to overcome this problem?
    Moreover, I test a module crop science, when i import a multispectral image works very well but this does not happen when i import pan-sharpened to calculate spatial metrics in order to use crop counts. What can i do ? because i receive "input raster must have no valid wavelength". is this feasible?

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    03 Aug 2018 05:28 AM
    In order to perform radiometric calibration, the appropriate metadata such as gains and offsets must be present in the file metadata so that the image pixel values can be converted to the physical units of radiance. Your data provider or sensor manufacturer should be able to provide you with the instructions on how to obtain this metadata.
    However, UAV data is usually not calibrated in the same way as images taken from space platforms. UAV data is far less influenced by atmospheric effects and so a full atmospheric correction is unnecessary. In this case, the data collector will often use calibration panels in the field to help calibrate the data to surface reflectance. You should contact the camera manufacturer for the specifications on how to get calibrated reflectance..

    xanthi Tseni



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    03 Aug 2018 07:09 AM
    thank you very much
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