How do you combine radiometric correction with geometric correction and image enhancement?
Radiometric correction is a process that improves the quality and accuracy of remote sensing images by removing or reducing the effects of atmospheric, sensor, and illumination factors. In this article, you will learn about the different types of radiometric correction, how they are applied, and how they can be combined with geometric correction and image enhancement to produce better results.
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Start with radiometric correction:Apply radiometric correction first to remove sensor and atmospheric distortions. This ensures the image data is accurate before moving on to geometric corrections and enhancements.### *Follow with geometric correction:Use software like ENVI or ERDAS IMAGINE to correct spatial distortions. This step aligns the image accurately, making subsequent enhancements more effective.