Assessment of the quality of fused products
HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)Published 25 May 2004Open access
Claire Thomas, Lucien Wald
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This work deals with the synthesis of multispectral images at a better spatial accuracy by means of another image having such a resolution by proposing a protocol that assesses the quality of fused prod- ucts with respect to these properties.
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