Image Super-Resolution Reconstruction Based on Hierarchical Clustering

Taiying, 曾台英 Zeng; Fei, 杜菲 Du

doi:10.3788/aos201838.0410004

光学学报

2018

DOI: 10.3788/aos201838.0410004

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Image Super-Resolution Reconstruction Based on Hierarchical Clustering

曾台英 Zeng Taiying¹,

杜菲 Du Fei²

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A Review of Satellite-Based CO2 Data Reconstruction Studies: Methodologies, Challenges, and Advances

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Carbon dioxide is one of the most influential greenhouse gases affecting human life. CO2 data can be obtained through three methods: ground-based, airborne, and satellite-based observations. However, ground-based monitoring is typically composed of sparsely distributed stations, while airborne monitoring has limited coverage and spatial resolution; they cannot fully reflect the spatiotemporal distribution of CO2. Satellite remote sensing plays a crucial role in monitoring the global distribution of atmospheric CO2, offering high observation accuracy and wide coverage. However, satellite remote sensing still faces spatiotemporal constraints, such as interference from clouds (or aerosols) and limitations from satellite orbits, which can lead to significant data loss. Therefore, the reconstruction of satellite-based CO2 data becomes particularly important. This article summarizes methods for the reconstruction of satellite-based CO2 data, including interpolation, data fusion, and super-resolution reconstruction techniques, and their advantages and disadvantages, it also provides a comprehensive overview of the classification and applications of super-resolution reconstruction techniques. Finally, the article offers future perspectives, suggesting that ideas like image super-resolution reconstruction represent the future trend in the field of satellite-based CO2 data reconstruction.

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