Pan sharpening involves fusing images taken at different resolutions into one high-resolution image. Typically,
two images are involved, one high-resolution gray-scale image and one low resolution color image and it is
required to create a high-resolution color image from the two images. It is assumed that the images are already
registered and have the same dimensions. A few examples are provided below.
two images are involved, one high-resolution gray-scale image and one low resolution color image and it is
required to create a high-resolution color image from the two images. It is assumed that the images are already
registered and have the same dimensions. A few examples are provided below.
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Images on the left are high-resolution gray scale images, images in the middle are low-resolution color images, and images
on the right are the fused images. These images are courtesy of USGS.
on the right are the fused images. These images are courtesy of USGS.
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Pan sharpening |
| Image Registration and Fusion Systems |
