Also, in your browser Preferences, enable JavaScript. We regret any inconvenience. The Image Processing group at EarthSat has been at the forefront of developing new algorithms since its inception in 1969. Listed below are explanations and examples for some of our most common image processing tasks. To see our newest algorithms for specific research and development applications, click here .
Clients can specify any scale, band combination, print size or layout.
It can include the client's logo, special grids or graticules, vector overlays, special annotation, multiple languages, etc. The most common form is fusing a high spatial resolution panchromatic image with a set of lower spatial resolution spectral images. EarthSat uses proprietary fusion algorithms that preserve the spectral fidelity of the multispectral bands, may be run on as many bands as needed simultaneously, and allows for some misregistration between the high and low resolution images. Spectral transforms manipulate the reflectance information in different spectral bands in order to enhance or suppress features of interest. While preserving the natural appearance of ground features, more detail can be seen within dark, light, and spectrally uniform targets.