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Spatial enhancement of Landsat-9 land surface temperature imagery by Fourier transformation-based panchromatic fusion
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Taylor & Francis
ABSTRACT Landsat-9 Panchromatic (PAN) band images are 7 times finer than land surface temperature (LST) photos of the Thermal Infrared (TIR) band. PAN bands have superior image resolution, consistency, and less ambiguity than TIR bands due to their smaller pixel sizes. Image fusion enhances images by combining data from several sources to make them better. Image fusion methods cannot combine PAN and TIR bands. This research proposes Fourier Transformation-based fusion (FTBF) to merge PAN and TIR band data to spatially enhance Landsat-9 LST images from 100 m to 15 m resolution. Fourier transformation integrates frequency domain filtering and spatial matching in FTBF. In-situ infrared thermometers data loggers verified temperature and picture quality parameters for FTBF algorithm fused image thermal points. Comparing downscaled LST with ground truth points yielded an RMSE of 0.18 and a correlation of 0.93. Eight qualitative and quantitative characteristics reveal that FTBF fusion methods improve TIR picture spatial resolution and preserve original LST data thermal attributes. LST-Pan fusion can detect surface temperature change for land-use change, fire detection, forest fire, agricultural analysis, crop management, and flood mapping at finer scales.
Land surface temperature imageryLandsat-9data fusionFourier transformationspatial enhancement
Kul Vaibhav Sharma、Vijendra Kumar、Sumit Khandelwal、Nivedita Kaul
NETL
NSTL
Taylor & Francis
