Application for Creating Mosaics of Satellite Scenes

Student: Fomenko Artem

Supervisor: Ramon Antonio Rodriges Zalipynis

Educational Programme: Software Engineering (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2018

The analysis of remote sensing data plays an important role in the processing of geo-spatial data. Geoanalysis of remote sensing scenes is often carried out under the condition of radiometric consistency of scenes. As remote sensing data is aquired at different dates and different weather conditions, or using different sensors. If in addition to atmospheric changes on satellite imagery, land surface changes have occurred, they must be excluded from the calculation of radiometric normalization. Existing software products do not provide this capability. The purpose of this work was to create a program that allows the user to mosaic satellite imagery using an algorithm of automatic exclusion of the changed terrain from calculations (IR-MAD). As a result of the work on the application, an algorithm was implemented that significantly exceeded existing implementations in the computational speed. In this paper, a description of developed web-application, as well as formulas of implemented normalization algorithm are given.

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