thm.deplaid
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Citation Nowicki, K. J., Edwards, C. S., & Christensen, P. R. (2013). Post-projection removal of row- and column-correlated noise in line-scanning data: Application to THEMIS infrared data. 2013 5th Workshop on Hyperspectral Image and Signal Processing: Evolution in Remote Sensing (WHISPERS), 1-4. doi: 10.1109/WHISPERS.2013.8080692
Arguments and Return Values Accepts geometrically projected and rectified radiance cubes of at most 10 bands Returns a cleaned cube of the same size
Usage Syntax: thm.deplaid(data = VAL [, ignore = VAL] [, tmask_max = VAL] [, tmask_min = VAL] [, filt_len = INT] [, b10 = INT] [, axis = ENUM]) data: geometrically projected and rectified radiance cube of at most 10 bands ignore: the value of non-data pixels - default is -32768 tmask_max: max threshold used to create the temperature mask - default is 1.15 tmask_min: min threshold used to create the temperature mask - default is 0.80 filt_len: length of filter used in plaid removal - default is 150 b10: the band (1 - 10) in the data that is THEMIS band 10 - default is 10 axis: the direction to deplaid (x,y,xy) - default is xy TROUBLESHOOTING You should designate b10 when NOT feeding deplaid 10 band data, b10 = 0 for no band-10 data. You can return the blackmask/temperature mask by using "dump=1". If you get brightness smear, then bring the tmask_max and/or min closer to 1.0. If you still see long-wavelength plaid, such as in cold images, increase filt_len. If the image looks washed-out check your null value.
Examples b = thm.deplaid(a) b = thm.deplaid(data=a,ignore=-32768,tmask_max=1.25,tmask_min=.85,filt_len=200,b10=3) b = thm.deplaid(a,0,tmask_max=1.21) b = thm.deplaid(a,0,1.10,.90,180,8)
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