A reconstruction technique, mathematically based on a generalization of the gradient method in Banach spaces, is first proposed to enhance the spatial resolution of radiometer earth observation (EO) measurements. This approach allows reducing the over-smoothing effects and the oscillations that are often present in standard Hilbert-spaces procedures without any drawback on the numerical complexity. Experiments undertaken on a data set consisting of both simulated and actual two-dimensional Special Sensor Microwave Imager (SSM/I) radiometer measurements show the accuracy and the effectiveness of the proposed technique. A typical radiometer scene is processed in few minutes by a standard PC processor. Further, since the proposed approach is iterative the processing time increases slowly with the problem’s size.

On the spatial resolution enhancement of microwave radiometer data in Banach spaces

NUNZIATA, FERDINANDO;MIGLIACCIO, Maurizio
2014-01-01

Abstract

A reconstruction technique, mathematically based on a generalization of the gradient method in Banach spaces, is first proposed to enhance the spatial resolution of radiometer earth observation (EO) measurements. This approach allows reducing the over-smoothing effects and the oscillations that are often present in standard Hilbert-spaces procedures without any drawback on the numerical complexity. Experiments undertaken on a data set consisting of both simulated and actual two-dimensional Special Sensor Microwave Imager (SSM/I) radiometer measurements show the accuracy and the effectiveness of the proposed technique. A typical radiometer scene is processed in few minutes by a standard PC processor. Further, since the proposed approach is iterative the processing time increases slowly with the problem’s size.
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