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Accuracy assessment of TH-1 satellite image geometric correction using rational function model and polynomial model

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https://doi.org/10.3969/j.issn.0253-2778.2013.02.004
  • Received Date: 01 November 2012
  • Rev Recd Date: 28 December 2012
  • Publish Date: 28 February 2013
  • Based on RFM (rational function model) and the polynomial model, the geometric correction precision of TH-1 satellite images was studied on different landforms, and the relationship between the number of GCPs (ground control points) and geometric correction precision was also studied. Experimental results show that TH-1 images have a magnitude distortion caused by optical projection; RFM can obviously improve TH-1 geometric correction precision with only a few GCPs; in the polynomial model, more GCPs can achieve higher correction precision, and 2 order can get the highest correction precision; without a parameter model, high order RFM is the best choice for TH-1 image geometric correction.
    Based on RFM (rational function model) and the polynomial model, the geometric correction precision of TH-1 satellite images was studied on different landforms, and the relationship between the number of GCPs (ground control points) and geometric correction precision was also studied. Experimental results show that TH-1 images have a magnitude distortion caused by optical projection; RFM can obviously improve TH-1 geometric correction precision with only a few GCPs; in the polynomial model, more GCPs can achieve higher correction precision, and 2 order can get the highest correction precision; without a parameter model, high order RFM is the best choice for TH-1 image geometric correction.
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