Relative radiation correction method for star-load TDICCD camera

2008 
Disclosed is a relative radiometric correction method for the satellite-borne TDICCD camera. The steps comprises (1) analyzing the response output of a tapping under different light intensities and acquiring a scatter diagram of tapping light intensity response, (2) carrying out linear fitting to the scatter diagram of tapping light intensity response, then carrying out linear interpolation to the scatter diagram to obtain an interpolation curve, subtracting the interpolation curve of each tapping from respective fitting line to obtain a non-linear modified function of the tapping to light intensity, (3) using the non-linear modified function to carry out non-linear modification one after another to tapping of radiometric calibration data, and obtaining modified radiometric calibration data, (4) processing the modified radiometric calibration data and obtaining a modified inter- calibration coefficient, (5) carrying out radiation homogeneousness correction to arbitrary image produced by TDICCD via using the non-linear modified function and the modified inter- calibration coefficient. The invention resolves the problem that non-linear response to light intensity of the tapping can not be corrected in existing radiometric calibration method, and can increase relative radiometric calibration accuracy.
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