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XXII ISPRS Congress, 25 August — 01 September 2012, Melbourne, Australia
images with one panchromatic channel only. In that sense, the
method appears to be sensor-independent and can be directly
applied to e.g. multispectral Pléiades images, by using the
panchromatic channel of these images. It should be noted that
our method requires the availability of a pile of several images,
acquired at different epochs. If this constraint prima facie
appears to be strong, it actually corresponds to a normal
configuration for satellite data acquisition, especially in areas
where the cloud cover is important all year round. Our
experiments were carried out in a difficult context ie. with
images containing a lot of radiometrically saturated pixels. That
caused large false positive cloud detections and necessitated
developing a specific post-procedure. These drawbacks will not
appear with Pléiades images, as these images have a higher
dynamic range. In addition, the availability of a NIR channel
will allow us to build more robust procedures including a joint
detection of clouds and shadows.
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