2013
DOI: 10.1117/1.oe.52.6.067001
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Hyperspectral and high-resolution image fusion based on second generation Bandelet transform

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“…The hyperspectral device used in this research is Image-λ-V10E-PS, as shown in Fig.1, and its basic parameter is shown in Tab The hyperspectral data are multiplexed and transmitted to the PC by a data line, after that, the data is submitted to the ancillary software for pre-processing (i.e., grayscale correction). All the pre-processing is necessary because of the systematic errors exist in this acquisition operations [13] . A hyperspectral data captured from the experiment which having …”
Section: The Hyperspectral Datamentioning
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“…The hyperspectral device used in this research is Image-λ-V10E-PS, as shown in Fig.1, and its basic parameter is shown in Tab The hyperspectral data are multiplexed and transmitted to the PC by a data line, after that, the data is submitted to the ancillary software for pre-processing (i.e., grayscale correction). All the pre-processing is necessary because of the systematic errors exist in this acquisition operations [13] . A hyperspectral data captured from the experiment which having …”
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“…This famous transformation can track the geometric regular direction of images and the characteristics of images edge by selecting best Bandelet basis adaptively [13,15] . The original data can be reconstructed by geometry flows and Bandelet coefficients perfectly due to the reversibility of Bandelet transform.…”
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“…In recent years, various types of multi-scale geometric transforms have been proposed, such as the ridgelet transform [1], the curvelet transform [2], the contourlet transform (CT) [3,4], and the bandelet transform (BT) [5,6]. Further, scholars have proposed several image denoising methods based on these multi-scale geometric transforms to improve the quality of image denoising [7][8][9][10] and applied them in many applications [11][12][13][14].…”
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