Remote Sensing
大气邻近效应
Atmospheric Adjacency EffectA physical phenomenon in optical satellite earth observation where the radiance from the surrounding ground is scattered into the line of sight of the sensor, causing the apparent reflectance of the target pixel to be higher than its actual value. / 光学卫星遥感中的一种物理现象，周围地面的辐射进入传感器的视线，导致目标像素的表观反射率高于其实际值。
- Knowledge type
- 自然理论
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- Last updated
- 2026-10-24 16:00:20
Sub-knowledge points
Radiative TransferScattering by Aerosols and MoleculesPath Radiance
Higher-order knowledge points
Optical Remote SensingImage Restoration
Main parameters and performance indicators
Atmospheric Optical Depth: Determines the magnitude of scattering and absorption.Solar Zenith Angle: Influences the path length of light through the atmosphere.
Open problems
Accurate estimation of atmospheric conditions at the time of observation.Computational efficiency for real-time correction on large datasets.
Related literature
ranked by community starsA revised model for atmospheric adjacency effect correction in optical satellite earth observation imagesOpen source
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