A Method for Detection and Analysis of Change between Multitemporal Images
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A new method is proposed for realizing a flexible change detection which is free from the limitation that multitemporal images must have the same spectral bands whose center wavelength and bandwidth are identical. As spaceborne multispectral scanners are continuously improved for performance and new scanners do not necessarily have the same spaectral bands for observation, this limitation is a serious obstacle for detecting long term temporal change. The proposed method removes this limitation by using an image normalization technique based on multiple regression analysis. The method is successfully applied to actual remotely sensed multitemporal images.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E78-B No.12 pp.1611-1616
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Hiroshi HANAIZUMI, Shinji CHINO, Sadao FUJIMURA, "A Method for Detection and Analysis of Change between Multitemporal Images" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E78-B, no. 12, pp. 1611-1616, December 1995, doi: .
Abstract: A new method is proposed for realizing a flexible change detection which is free from the limitation that multitemporal images must have the same spectral bands whose center wavelength and bandwidth are identical. As spaceborne multispectral scanners are continuously improved for performance and new scanners do not necessarily have the same spaectral bands for observation, this limitation is a serious obstacle for detecting long term temporal change. The proposed method removes this limitation by using an image normalization technique based on multiple regression analysis. The method is successfully applied to actual remotely sensed multitemporal images.
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TI - A Method for Detection and Analysis of Change between Multitemporal Images
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AU - Hiroshi HANAIZUMI
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AB - A new method is proposed for realizing a flexible change detection which is free from the limitation that multitemporal images must have the same spectral bands whose center wavelength and bandwidth are identical. As spaceborne multispectral scanners are continuously improved for performance and new scanners do not necessarily have the same spaectral bands for observation, this limitation is a serious obstacle for detecting long term temporal change. The proposed method removes this limitation by using an image normalization technique based on multiple regression analysis. The method is successfully applied to actual remotely sensed multitemporal images.
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