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Reducing the effects of space-varying wavelength-dependent scattering in multispectral imagery

Mark J. Carlotto

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A new method for reducing space-varying, wavelength-dependent scattering in multispectral imagery caused by smoke and haze is described. It is intended for use in situations where atmospheric scattering affects the shorter wavelengths and varies in space. The method converts an image in which space-varying scattering is present into an image where the scattering has been equalized over the entire image so that previously developed techniques for removing constant scattering effects can be used.

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Key concepts: Multispectral image, Scattering, Haze, Wavelength, Optics, Diffuse sky radiation, Light scattering, Remote sensing