The Satellite Images Matching and Mosaic Techniques

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The Matching and Mosaic of the satellite imagery play an essential role in many remote sensing and image processing projects. These techniques must be required in a particular step in the project, such as remotely change detection applications and the study of large regions of interest. The matching and mosaic methods depend on many image parameters such as pixel values in the two or more images, projection system associated with the header files, and spatial resolutions, where many of these methods construct the matching and mosaic manually. In this research, georeference techniques were used to overcome the image matching task in semi automotive method. The decision about the quality of the technique can be considered if the error value is less than half a pixel. The projection-based method was used to ensure the mosaic process. The test images are satellite imagery with medium spatial resolutions; these images were processed to ensure the results. In matching techniques, the different sensor images (different in resolutions) were investigated using image resize and sampling. The results were obtained using many remote sensing packages and written programs in Matlab environmental.

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Abdul-Hammed, A. N., & Mahdi, A. S. (2023). The Satellite Images Matching and Mosaic Techniques. Iraqi Journal of Science, 64(3), 1545–1554. https://doi.org/10.24996/ijs.2023.64.3.42

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