Sysiphe, an airborne hyperspectral system from visible to thermal infrared

Rouviere, L. Rousset; Sisakoun, Isabelle; Skauli, T.; Coudrain, Christophe; Ferrec, Yann; Fabre, Sophie; Poutier, Laurent; Boucher, Yann; Løke, Trond; Blaaberg, Søren

doi:10.1109/igarss.2016.7729501

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“…Each REF image was extracted from an airborne flight line HS image acquired in the reflective domain (0.4-2.5 µm) with the HySpex Odin (FFI/NEO) instrument from the SYSIPHE imaging system (ONERA) [64] during the 2015 Canjuers airborne campaign [65]. The spatial resolution of these airborne images was 0.5 m, but the REF images were downsampled to 1.5 m spatial resolution.…”

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Hyperspectral Pansharpening in the Reflective Domain with a Second Panchromatic Channel in the SWIR II Spectral Domain

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Hyperspectral pansharpening methods in the reflective domain are limited by the large difference between the visible panchromatic (PAN) and hyperspectral (HS) spectral ranges, which notably leads to poor representation of the SWIR (1.0–2.5 μm) spectral domain. A novel instrument concept is proposed in this study, by introducing a second PAN channel in the SWIR II (2.0–2.5 μm) spectral domain. Two extended fusion methods are proposed to process both PAN channels, namely, Gain-2P and CONDOR-2P: the first one is an extended version of the Brovey transform, whereas the second one adds mixed pixel preprocessing steps to Gain-2P. By following an exhaustive performance-assessment protocol including global, refined, and local numerical analyses supplemented by supervised classification, we evaluated the updated methods on peri-urban and urban datasets. The results confirm the significant contribution of the second PAN channel (up to 45% of improvement for both datasets with the mean normalised gap in the reflective domain and 60% in the SWIR domain only) and reveal a clear advantage for CONDOR-2P (as compared with Gain-2P) regarding the peri-urban dataset.

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“…Data Availability Statement: All exploited datasets have been extracted from airborne flight line hyperspectral images acquired with the HySpex Odin (FFI/NEO) instrument from the SYSIPHE imaging system (ONERA) [64] during the 2015 Canjuers airborne campaign [65]. They are not publicly available.…”

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confidence: 99%