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The model also includes transformations to the required map
projection in the request. The full set of EPSG namespace
id image | projection codes are supported, in addition to the OGC
| specified AUTO namespace projections.
5,2 Orthorectification
onstruct a The geometric relationships in the sensor model are used to
viewing control the rectification of the browse to the required output
necessary map frame. Before the rectification, the browses are stripped
orbits and from non-image areas, such as decorative frames, During
tored in a rectification, nodata areas are handled, to eventually be made
transparent or background coloured. The rectification projects : : ; ;
2, the image to the ellipsoid or to the DEM (orthorectification), Figure 7. One single AATSR browse image covering a
A depending on the style set in the request. Orthorectification can COMplete orbits revolution, rectified to the Plate-Carrée
be of great importance, especially for SAR images, even at the projection.
| small scale of browse images (Figure 6).
by |
5.3 Mosaic
| | All rectified browse images are merged in a mosaic. The
x, method of blending in overlap areas can be selected by a special
vendor specific tag in the GetMap request. The possible
selectable blending modes in the request are:
ECI
|. Most recent pixel
2. Closest to centre of time interval
3. Pixel average
4. Pixel of lowest luminance
| space
| the browse
versa. The
ise a global
quired. The
purpose.
Figure 8 Two weeks of AATSR acquisitions mosaic, using the
most recent pixel blending option
m WMS
respons
Figure 6 Orthorectified ASAR image over India and Nepal
A special challenge was how to make possible the rectification
of images with such a large degree of variation in layout as
browses from the MUIS catalogue. The browses represents all
from a few swath's, up to a full orbit's acquisition. T& handle
an image representing a whole orbit, passing the datum line, Figure 9 Two weeks of AATSR acquisitions mosaic, using the
and biting itself in the tail, required the development of special pixel of lowest luminance blending option
rectification algorithms (Figure 7). >
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