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3.4.1. Image Fusion
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What is image fusion?
Hint
Think about combining strengths from different sources.
- 2.
Name one type of imagery used in image fusion.
Hint
Consider high-resolution, single-band images.
- 3.
What does image fusion aim to achieve?
- To combine images from different times
- To create high-resolution images from multiple sources
- To reduce the image size
Hint
Recall the purpose of merging different satellite data.
- 4.
Is Principal Component Substitution beneficial for noise reduction?
- True
- False
Hint
Think about how PCS operates in image processing.
- 5.
Design a project using image fusion for a disaster management system. What techniques would you include and why?
Hint
Think about what information you need during a disaster.
- 6.
Evaluate the impact of using low-resolution images versus fused high-resolution images in urban planning.
Hint
Consider the accuracy of decision-making in urban environments.
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