ImaAtCor: A physically based tool for combined atmospheric and topographic corrections of remote sensing images

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ImaAtCor is a tool for the simultaneous correction of remotely sensed data from atmospheric and topographic effects, including second-order corrections, such as adjacency effects. The implemented approach is physically based and uses MODTRAN for computation of the main radiometric quantities. A user-friendly, comprehensive, and exhaustive graphic interface allows the user to choose from different correction levels. The various panels allow one to set all the parameters to correctly characterize the atmosphere and define the acquisition and illumination geometries. The tool provides a number of facilities to easily manage the correction process for a wide range of sensor data, including the ability to process multiple data in batch mode, which is very useful for dealing with temporal series. Under the inclusion of topographic correction, this tool allows the user to select a digital elevation model that is automatically resampled to the image resolution and processed to obtain the parameters for radiometric transfer modeling and the subsequent harmonization of the surface with the model inversion. This tool also includes utilities for the preprocessing of PRISMA data.

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Palombo, A., & Santini, F. (2020). ImaAtCor: A physically based tool for combined atmospheric and topographic corrections of remote sensing images. Remote Sensing, 12(13). https://doi.org/10.3390/rs12132076

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