Radiometric corrections of the vignetting effect in aerial digital images

Monitoring agriculture cultures by aerial remote sensing present high potential of application. Despite of that potential, some problems still have been detected. One of them is the vignetting effect. This phenomenon introduces error in DN as far away as geometric image center the target is, accordi...

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Main Authors: Andrés L. G. Jaime, Rubens A. C. Lamparelli, Jansle V. Rocha
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidade Federal de Uberlândia 2004-07-01
Series:Revista Brasileira de Cartografia
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Online Access:http://www.rbc.ufrj.br/_pdf_56_2004/56_1_07.pdf
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spelling doaj-1aec4f4cfbb747be91f10da297bdc9232020-11-25T01:50:36ZengUniversidade Federal de UberlândiaRevista Brasileira de Cartografia0560-46131808-09362004-07-015616574Radiometric corrections of the vignetting effect in aerial digital imagesAndrés L. G. JaimeRubens A. C. LamparelliJansle V. RochaMonitoring agriculture cultures by aerial remote sensing present high potential of application. Despite of that potential, some problems still have been detected. One of them is the vignetting effect. This phenomenon introduces error in DN as far away as geometric image center the target is, according to the cos4Theta law. To study this effect it was adopted the procedure that computes Equation - Equação. If these values increase with the distances from images geometric center then the vignetting effect increases proportionally. The study was carried out analyzing the DN of white plate targets in aerial images in two dates 02/11/2001 and 11/04/2002. The white plate targets were distributed in the field and could be seen around the images geometric center, in different distances. In the aerial images the DN from the plates were extracted according to the cos4Theta law and compared to several distances in conformity to Equation - Equação. The results showed that the effect was observed in the first (02/11/2001) images, but not in later (11/04/2002) images. That difference can be explained by the different atmospheric haze and sensor-illumination source geometry. On the other hand when the experiment was performed at ground level the vignetting effect was identified. Therefore the effect exists and can be modeled.http://www.rbc.ufrj.br/_pdf_56_2004/56_1_07.pdfYield estimateRemote SensingVignetting effect.
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author Andrés L. G. Jaime
Rubens A. C. Lamparelli
Jansle V. Rocha
spellingShingle Andrés L. G. Jaime
Rubens A. C. Lamparelli
Jansle V. Rocha
Radiometric corrections of the vignetting effect in aerial digital images
Revista Brasileira de Cartografia
Yield estimate
Remote Sensing
Vignetting effect.
author_facet Andrés L. G. Jaime
Rubens A. C. Lamparelli
Jansle V. Rocha
author_sort Andrés L. G. Jaime
title Radiometric corrections of the vignetting effect in aerial digital images
title_short Radiometric corrections of the vignetting effect in aerial digital images
title_full Radiometric corrections of the vignetting effect in aerial digital images
title_fullStr Radiometric corrections of the vignetting effect in aerial digital images
title_full_unstemmed Radiometric corrections of the vignetting effect in aerial digital images
title_sort radiometric corrections of the vignetting effect in aerial digital images
publisher Universidade Federal de Uberlândia
series Revista Brasileira de Cartografia
issn 0560-4613
1808-0936
publishDate 2004-07-01
description Monitoring agriculture cultures by aerial remote sensing present high potential of application. Despite of that potential, some problems still have been detected. One of them is the vignetting effect. This phenomenon introduces error in DN as far away as geometric image center the target is, according to the cos4Theta law. To study this effect it was adopted the procedure that computes Equation - Equação. If these values increase with the distances from images geometric center then the vignetting effect increases proportionally. The study was carried out analyzing the DN of white plate targets in aerial images in two dates 02/11/2001 and 11/04/2002. The white plate targets were distributed in the field and could be seen around the images geometric center, in different distances. In the aerial images the DN from the plates were extracted according to the cos4Theta law and compared to several distances in conformity to Equation - Equação. The results showed that the effect was observed in the first (02/11/2001) images, but not in later (11/04/2002) images. That difference can be explained by the different atmospheric haze and sensor-illumination source geometry. On the other hand when the experiment was performed at ground level the vignetting effect was identified. Therefore the effect exists and can be modeled.
topic Yield estimate
Remote Sensing
Vignetting effect.
url http://www.rbc.ufrj.br/_pdf_56_2004/56_1_07.pdf
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