Sampling remotely sensed imagery for storage, retrieval and reconstruction

Atkinson, Peter M. and Curran, Paul J. and Webster, R. (1990) Sampling remotely sensed imagery for storage, retrieval and reconstruction. Professional Geographer, 42 (3). pp. 345-353. ISSN 1467-9272

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Abstract

A major difficulty in remote sensing is handling the many data from sensors aboard aircraft and satellites. In this paper we identify an optimal procedure for sampling remotely sensed data before their storage or on their retrieval. The procedure depends on spatial correlation in the scene and uses kriging to estimate values that have been lost. An example in which data from an airborne multispectral scanner could be diminished to only about one tenth without serious loss of precision illustrates the method.

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Journal Article
Journal or Publication Title:
Professional Geographer
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M1 - 3
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Subjects:
?? IMAGESINTERPOLATIONKRIGINGOPTIMAL SAMPLINGVARIOGRAMSEARTH-SURFACE PROCESSESGEOGRAPHY, PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ??
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77284
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21 Dec 2015 13:36
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Published
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