Abstract
This paper puts forward a methodology for the generation of high resolution luminance maps from simultaneous hyperspectral VNIR and photogrammetric imagery. The integration of hyperspectral radiance at ground level, properly weighted by the photopic-based coefficients, plus a sensor fusion strategy, provides for the first time a quantitative description of the luminous flux at high spatial resolution and with multi-angle geometry. Accordingly, this methodology allows following up any strategic policy aimed to improve urban illumination management and quantifying its effects in terms of energetic efficiency.
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Pipia, L., Alamús, R., Tardà, A., Pérez-Aragüés, F., Palà, V., Corbera, J., & Arnaldich, J. (2016). Generación de mapas de luminancia urbana a partir de un sensor hiperespectral VNIR y una cámara fotogramétrica digital. Revista de Teledeteccion, 2016(47), 85–97. https://doi.org/10.4995/raet.2016.5383
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