Toshiaki Hashimoto
3.3 Map Projection
In the work, two kinds of projection methods are adopted, Latitude/Longitude projection for middle and low latitude
regions (60 N 60 S) and Polar Stereo projection for polar regions (90 N 50 N,50 S 90 S). A whole projected area
is divided into 56 sub-areas shown in Figure 3. The sub-area is a scene unit for ftp. One sub-area for the 1km products
has the dimension of (3,800L x 3,600P) for Latitude/Longitude projection and (5,005L x 5,005P) for Polar Stereo
projection, respectively. The map projection will be carried out scene by scene.
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3.4 Correction of Sensor Alignment
During the initial check out period, the geometric accuracy will be examined with respect to the satellite position, the
satellite attitude and the sensor alignment. If it will be found out that the sensor alignment was changed after the
launch, the alignment should be corrected. The sensor alignment can be also corrected on the basis of collinearity
condition (Hashimoto, H., 1999). In the equation (5), the view vector will be slightly changed by the alignment. The
changes are specified by the optical system of the sensor. The equation (5) is linearized around the unknown
parameters, or the alignment.
4 EXPERIMENTS
The actual GLI image is not yet available, off coarse. To examine the algorithm for geometric correction, the simulated
data were generated from the OCTS data which observed around Japan. The orbit of the ADEOS was absolutely used as
that of the ADEOS-II. The OCTS image was re-sampled to fit the resolution, the sampling ratio and the optical system
of the GLI.
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