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NIR news
Volume 20 Issue 7, Pages 19–21 (2009)
doi: 10.1255/nirn.1151
Replacement of hyperspectral image bad pixels
James
Burger
BurgerMetrics SIA, Riga, Latvia
Differences in dataset error structure impacts the choice of processing algorithms used for both the detection of bad pixels, and the creation of replacement data values. The detection of hyperspectral image bad pixels has been discussed in two previous articles. This current paper discusses different approaches to hyperspectral image bad pixel replacement, primarily with regards to pushbroom imaging systems.
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