International Journal of Remote Sensing · 1984 · 91 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeoinformaticsAtmospheric RadiationAtmospheric ScienceRemote SensingAtmospheric CorrectionAtmospheric OpticsInfrared Remote SensingLand Surface MonitoringSatellite Image InterpretationSatellite SensorsAtmospheric Refraction TheoryAtmospheric Shadow EffectsHaze CorrectionImage-based Atmospheric CorrectionLandsat Atmospheric CorrectionMultispectral Atmospheric CorrectionPhysics-based Atmospheric CorrectionReflectance
Abstract The complexities and detail of urban scenes make it imperative that atmospheric effects are removed from satellite remotely sensed data prior to analysis. A study of atmospheric theory allows a simplified procedure to be developed for correction of multitemporal LANDSAT MSS scenes. Examples in the visible and near infrared, from a summer and winter scene, illustrate how disparate count values can be brought to good agreement as percentage reflectance.
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Remote sensing: Optics and optical systems
J.L. van Genderen · Photogrammetria · 1981 · 167 citations