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An automated procedure for reducing atmospheric features and emphasizing surface emissivity in hyperspectral longwave infrared LWIR images

WekslerShahar, NotescoGila, Ben-DorEyal

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The at-sensor radiance of a pixel in a longwave infrared LWIR image represents the surface temperature, the surface emissivity, which is similar during the day and at night, and the atmospheric con...

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The at-sensor radiance of a pixel in a longwave infrared LWIR image represents the surface temperature, the surface emissivity, which is similar during the day and at night, and the atmospheric con...

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The at-sensor radiance of a pixel in a longwave infrared LWIR image represents the surface temperature, the surface emissivity, which is similar during the day and at night, and the atmospheric con...

Key concepts: Longwave, Emissivity, Radiance, Remote sensing, Infrared, Hyperspectral imaging, Environmental science, Pixel

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