Ortho-Rectification of SPOT 6 Satellite Images Based on RPC Models

Guo Dong Yang; Xiang Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.392.808

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Ortho-Rectification of SPOT 6 Satellite Images Based on RPC Models

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In this paper, the technical parameters of SPOT 6 are simply introduced, and the definition and error compensation scheme of the RPC model are discussed in detail. A SPOT 6 image of Beijing area was picked up to test the correction accuracy of SPOT 6 based on the RPC model by using ten schemes. Results show that the accuracy of ortho-rectification can reach 6 pixels (9 meters) without control point. And the RPC model base on affine transformation is the most adaptive for processing SPOT6 image.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 392)

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September 2013

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Guo Dong Yang, Xiang Zhu

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Accuracy, Orthorectification, RPC Model, SPOT 6

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