ABSTRACTThe pan-sharpening scheme combines high-resolution panchromatic imagery (HRPI) data and low-resolution multispectral imagery (LRMI) data to get a single merged high-resolution multispectral image (HRMI). The pan-sharpened image has extensive information that will promote the efficiency of image analysis methods. Pan-sharpening technique is considered as a pixel-level fusion scheme utilized for enhancing LRMI using HRPI while keeping LRMI spectral information. In this article, an efficient optimized integrated adaptive principal component analysis (APCA) and high-pass modulation (HPM) pan-sharpening method is proposed to get excellent spatial resolution within fused image with minimal spectral distortion. The proposed method is adjusted with multi-objective optimizationto determine the optimal window size and σfor the Gaussian low-pass filter (GLPF) and gain factor utilized for adding the high-pass details extracted from the HRPI to the LRMI principlecomponent of maximum correlation. Optimization results show that if the spatial resolution ratio of HRPI to LRMI is 0.50, then a GLPF of 5 × 5 window size and σ = 1.640 yields HRMI with low spectral distortion and high spatial quality. If the HRPI/LRMI spatial resolution ratio is 0.25, then a GLPF of 7 × 7 window size and σ = 1.686 yields HRMI with low spectral distortion and high spatial quality. Simulation tests demonstrated that the proposed optimized APCA–HPM fusion scheme gives adjustment between spectral quality and spatial quality and has small computational and memory complexity. 相似文献
Image fusion techniques are widely used to integrate a lower spatial resolution multispectral image with a higher spatial resolution panchromatic image, such as Thematic Mapper (TM) multispectral band and SPOT Panchromatic images. However, the existing techniques either cannot avoid distorting the image spectral properties or involve complicated and time-consuming frequency decomposition and re-construction processing. A simple spectral preserve fusion technique: the Smoothing Filter-based Intensity Modulation (SFIM) has thus been developed based on a simplified solar radiation and land surface reflection model. By using a ratio between a higher resolution image and its low pass filtered (with a smoothing filter) image, spatial details can be modulated to a co-registered lower resolution multispectral image without altering its spectral properties and contrast. The technique can be applied to improve spatial resolution for either colour composites or individual bands. The fidelity to spectral property and the spatial textural quality of SFIM are convincingly demonstrated by an image fusion experiment using TM and SPOT Panchromatic images of south-east Spain. The visual evaluation and statistical analysis compared with HSI and Brovey transform techniques confirmed that SFIM is a superior fusion technique for improving spatial detail of multispectral images with their spectral properties reliably preserved. 相似文献
To take advantage of the high spectral resolution of Landsat TM images and the high spatial resolution of SPOT panchromatic images (SPOT PAN), we present a wavelet transform method to merge the two data types. In a pyramidal fashion, each TM reflective band or SPOT PAN image was decomposed into an orthogonal wavelet representation at a given coarser resolution, which consisted of a low frequency approximation image and a set of high frequency, spatially-oriented detail images. Band-by-band, the merged images were derived by performing an inverse wavelet transform using the approximation image from each TM band and detail images from SPOT PAN. The spectral and spatial features of the merged results of the wavelet methods were compared quantitatively with those of intensity-hue-saturation (IHS), principal component analysis (PCA), and the Brovey transform. It was found that multisensor data merging is a trade-off between the spectral information from a low spatial-high spectral resolution sensor and the spatial structure from a high spatial-low spectral resolution sensor. With the wavelet merging method, it is easy to control this trade-off. Experiments showed that the simultaneous best spectral and spatial quality can only be achieved with wavelet transform methods, compared with the three other approaches examined. 相似文献
In order to investigate the impacts of different information fusion techniques on change detection, a sequential fusion strategy combining pan-sharpening with decision level fusion is introduced into change detection from multi-temporal remotely sensed images. Generally, change map from multi-temporal remote sensing images using any single method or single kind of data source may contain a number of omission/commission errors, degrading the detection accuracy to a great extent. To take advantage of the merits of multi-resolution image and multiple information fusion schemes, the proposed procedure consists of two steps: (1) change detection from pan-sharpened images, and (2) final change detection map generation by decision level fusion. Impacts of different fusion techniques on change detection results are evaluated by unsupervised similarity metric and supervised accuracy indices. Multi-temporal QuickBird and ALOS images are used for experiments. The experimental results demonstrate the positive impacts of different fusion strategies on change detection. Especially, pan-sharpening techniques improve spatial resolution and image quality, which effectively reduces the omission errors in change detection; and decision level fusion integrates the change maps from spatially enhanced fusion datasets and can well reduce the commission errors. Therefore, the overall accuracy of change detection can be increased step by step by the proposed sequential fusion framework. 相似文献
In the realm of conventional deep-learning-based pan-sharpening approaches, there has been an ongoing struggle to harmonize the input panchromatic (PAN) and multi-spectral (MS) images across varied channels. Existing methods have often been stymied by spectral distortion and an inadequate texture representation. To address these limitations, we present an innovative constraint-based image generation strategy tailored for the pan-sharpening task. Our method employs a multi-scale conditional invertible neural network, named PSCINN, which is capable of converting the ground truth MS image into a downscaled MS image and a latent variable, all under the guidance of the PAN image. Subsequently, the resampled latent variable, obtained from a prior distribution, and the low-resolution MS image are harnessed to predict the pan-sharpened image in an information-preserving manner, with the PAN image providing essential guidance during the reversion process. Furthermore, we meticulously architect a conditional invertible block to construct a Jacobian Determinant for the spectral information recovery. This structure effectively pre-processes the conditioning PAN image into practical texture information, thereby preventing the spectral information in the pan-sharpened result from potential contamination. The proposed PSCINN outperforms existing state-of-the-art pan-sharpening methodologies, both in terms of objective and subjective results. Post-treatment experiments underscore a substantial enhancement in the perceived quality attributed to our method. The source code for PSCINN will be accessible at https://github.com/jiaming-wang/PSCINN. 相似文献
ABSTRACTThe requirements of spectral and spatial quality differ from region to region in remote sensing images. The employment of saliency in pan-sharpening methods is an effective approach to fulfil this kind of demands. Common saliency feature analysis, which considers the mutual information between multiple images, can ensure the consistency and accuracy when assigning saliency to regions in different images. Thus, we propose a pan-sharpening method based on common saliency feature analysis and multiscale spatial information extraction for multiple remote sensing images. Firstly, we extract spatial information by the guided filter and accurate intensity component estimation. Then, a common saliency feature analysis method based on global contrast calculation and intensity feature extraction is designed to obtain preliminary pixel-wise saliency estimation, which is subsequently integrated with text-featured based compensation to generate adaptive injection gains. The introduction of common saliency feature analysis guarantees that the same pan-sharpening strategy will be applied to regions with similar features in multiple images. Finally, the injection gains are used to implement the detail injection. Our proposal satisfies diverse needs of spatial and spectral information for different regions in the single image and guarantees that regions with similar features in different images are treated consistently in the process of pan-sharpening. Both visual and quantitative results demonstrate that our method has better performance in guaranteeing consistency in multiple images, improving spatial quality and preserving spectral fidelity. 相似文献
In this article, we propose a new regularization-based approach for pan-sharpening based on the concepts of self-similarity and Gabor prior. The given low spatial resolution (LR) and high spectral resolution multi-spectral (MS) image is modelled as degraded and noisy version of the unknown high spatial resolution (HR) version. Since this problem is ill-posed, we use regularization to obtain the final solution. In the proposed method, we first obtain an initial HR approximation of the unknown pan-sharpened image using self-similarity and sparse representation (SR) theory. Using self-similarity, we obtain the HR patches from the given LR observation by searching for matching patches in its coarser resolution, thereby obtaining LR–HR pairs. An SR framework is used to obtain the patch pairs for which no matches are available for the patches in LR observation. The entire set of matched HR patches constitutes initial HR approximation (initial estimate) to the final pan-sharpened image which is used to estimate the degradation matrix as used in our model. A regularization framework is then used to obtain the final solution in which we propose to use a new prior which we refer as Gabor prior that extracts the bandpass details from the registered panchromatic (Pan) image. In addition, we also include Markov random field (MRF) smoothness prior that preserves the smoothness in the final pan-sharpened image. MRF parameter is derived using the initial estimate image. The final cost function consists of data fitting term and two prior terms corresponding to Gabor and MRF. Since the derived cost function is convex, simple gradient-based method is used to obtain the final solution. The efficacy of the proposed method is evaluated by conducting the experiments on degraded as well as on un-degraded datasets of three different satellites, i.e., Ikonos-2, Quickbird, and Worldview-2. The results are compared on the basis of traditional measures as well as recently proposed quality with no reference (QNR) measure, which does not require the reference image. 相似文献
Intensity hue saturation (IHS) and wavelet decomposition are two distinct fusion methods used for enhancing the spatial resolution of multispectral images by exploiting a high-resolution panchromatic image. In this paper, a combination of the IHS transform and redundant wavelet decomposition is proposed as a general method for fusing multisensor images. The principle consists of transforming low-resolution multispectral images into IHS independent components. The low-resolution intensity component is fused with the high-resolution panchromatic image in the redundant wavelet domain through an appropriate model. Subsequently, the high-resolution intensity produced is substituted to the low-resolution intensity. High spatial resolution multispectral images are then obtained through an inverse IHS transformation. SPOT images are used to illustrate the superiority of this approach over the IHS fuser in terms of preservation of spectral properties. 相似文献
We present a registration and fusion method of fluorescein fundus angiography image and color fundus image which combines Nonsubsampled Contourlet (NSCT) and adaptive Pulse Coupled Neural Network (PCNN). Firstly, we register two images by Speeded Up Robust Features (SURF) feature points, the nearest neighbor and the next nearest neighbor distance ratio method to eliminate the spatial difference between the source images. Secondly, we use Random Sample Consensus (RANSAC) algorithm to achieve precise matching of feature points. Then, according to the transformation parameters obtained by RANSAC algorithm, we perform spatial transformation on the floating image to complete the registration. Finally, we obtain the low-frequency sub-band and high-frequency sub-band of the image to be fused by NSCT decomposition. The low-frequency sub-band is fused by the regional energy. The high-frequency sub-bands are studied using a simplified-PCNN model and the Particle Swarm Optimization algorithm. The link strength of the simplified-PCNN is an improved Laplacian energy and the images are fused based on the number of times the pixels are ignited. The proposed method has higher average gradient (AG) value and information entropy (IE) value and lower relative global dimensional synthesis error (ERGAS) than the existing fusion methods of the fundus image. The fusion image can accurately synthesize the image information, clarify the performance of the details, and has better spectral quality in the spectral range. The image of fused provides an effective reference for the clinical diagnosis of fundus diseases.
A new methodology for fusing satellite sensor imagery, based on tailored filtering in the Fourier domain is proposed. Finite‐duration Impulse Response (FIR) filters have been designed through an objective criterion, which depends on source image characteristics only. The designed filters allow a weighted fusion of the information contained in a fine spatial resolution image (PAN) and in a multispectral image (MULTI), respectively, establishing a trade‐off between spatial and spectral quality of the resulting fused image. This new technique has been tested with Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus (ETM+) imagery. Spatial and spectral quality of the fused images was compared with the results provided by Mallat's Wavelet algorithm. The images fused by the proposed method were characterized by a spatial resolution very close to the PAN image, and by the spectral resolution of the MULTI image. 相似文献
Combining the spectral information of a low-resolution multispectral (LRMS) image and the spatial information of a high-resolution panchromatic (HRP) image to generate a high-resolution multispectral (HRMS) image has become an important and interesting issue. Local dissimilarities between the LRMS image and the HRP image affect the performance of the pan-sharpening technique. This paper presents a model-based pan-sharpening method with global and nonlocal spatial similarity regularisers to reduce the effects of the local dissimilarities. The degraded model relating the LRMS image to the unknown HRMS image is employed as the data-fitting term to keep spectral fidelity. Two spatial similarity constraints are utilized to further enhance the spatial resolution of the unknown HRMS image. The first regularisation term is under the assumption that the high-pass component of each HRMS band has the similar geometry structure with the adjusted high-pass component of the HRP image. A modulation matrix is constructed to reduce the contrast differences. Moreover, nonlocal self-similarity characteristic of the high-pass component extracted from each HRMS band is considered as another regulariser, which is an effective structural prior to improve the local spatial quality of the HRMS image. The weights of nonlocal similarity model are learned from the high-pass component of available HRP image. Experiments conducted on QuickBird and IKONOS data validate that the proposed pan-sharpening method can achieve better performance compared with several traditional and state-of-the-art pan-sharpening algorithms in terms of quantitative evaluation and visual analysis. 相似文献