Answer the Following Questions:
Question 1:
Define the following:
1- Spatial Resolution
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2- Image Restoration
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3- Intensity and saturation transformations
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Question 2:
1- Compare between the
following satellites:
2- Write the main characteristics (spectral resolution and spatial
resolution) of the quickbird satellite?
Question 3:
1- What are the reasons of geometric distortions in the satellite
images?
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2- Explain shortly correcting for atmospheric scattering?
…………………………………………………………………………………
Question 4:
Apply the following
high pass filter to the original data of the image and write the DN values of
the data after applying the filter? What
is the importance of applying this filter?
High Pass Filter
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Original Data Data
after applying the filter
Question 5:
Write shortly about the following image
processing techniques? Show your answer with drawing?
1- Linear contrast stretch
2- Merging data sets
3- Principal-component images
4- Unsupervised classification
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With My Best Wishes Dr.Adel Zein Elabedeen Bishta
Model Answer
Final Exam. (Computer Processing of
Satellite Data - ESR 423)
1431 – 1432 H
Name:…………………………… ………………….………. No……….……….
Question 1:
1-
Spatial Resolution
……… -The capability of a sensor to
distinguish between small objects
…………-It is the pixel
size…………………………
2-
Image Restoration
……… for data errors, noise, and
geometric distortions introduced during the scanning, recording, and playback
operations.
3-
Intensity:
represents brightness variations and ranges from black
(0) to white (255) No color is associated with this axis.
saturation
transformations:
represents
the purity of color and is represented by the radius that ranges from 0 at the
center of the color sphere to 255 at the
circumference.
Question 2:
1-
Compare between the following satellites:
Landsat-7
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Spot-5
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- B1 (Blue) 30 m
- B2 (green) 30 m
- B3 (red) 30 m
- B4 (near IR) 30 m
- B5 (SWIR) 30 m
- B7 (SWIR) 30 m
- B6 (thermal) 60 m
- (Panchromatic)
15 m
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- B1 (green) 10 m
- B2 (red) 10 m
- B3 (near IR) 10 m
- B4 (SWIR) 20 m
- (Panchromatic)
5 m
- (Panchromatic) 2.5 m
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The main characteristics (spectral
resolution and spatial resolution) of the quickbird
satellite:
B1
(Blue) 2.4 m
B2
(Green) 2. 4 m
B3
(Red) 2.4 m
B4
(NIR) 2.4 m
One Panchromatic Band
= 0.61 m
Pan –Sharpened (PS)
= 60 or 70
cm
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