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Geocorrection of Airborne Mid-Wave Infrared Imagery for Mapping Wildfires without GPS or IMU
2021
Sensors
The increase in annual wildfires in many areas of the world has triggered international efforts to deploy sensors on airborne and space platforms to map these events and understand their behaviour. During the summer of 2017, an airborne flight campaign acquired mid-wave infrared imagery over active wildfires in Northern Ontario, Canada. However, it suffered multiple position-based equipment issues, thus requiring a non-standard geocorrection methodology. This study presents the approach, which
doi:10.3390/s21093047
pmid:33925366
fatcat:ubtioyf2xbhgfehmrfqraa27um