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16 October 1998 Unmixing of simulated ASTER data with applications for the assessment of mining impacts in central Germany
Goetz Reinhaeckel, Boris Zhukov, Dieter Oertel, Andreas A. Mueller, Peter Strobl
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Abstract
The multi-sensor multi-resolution technique (MMT) was used to unmix simulated ASTER data. The simulation was performed using airborne spectrometer data of the open lignite mine Zwendkau in the Central German lignite mining district. The unmixing of low resolution ASTER thermal IR images with the reflective bands allowed for significant improvement of the spatial resolution. The radiometric accuracy was estimated using reference images and extracted pixel spectra. In comparison to other techniques, the MMT preserves the radiometric information in the TIR. Therefore, the spectral information can be used for a mineralogical analysis of the dumped material.
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Goetz Reinhaeckel, Boris Zhukov, Dieter Oertel, Andreas A. Mueller, and Peter Strobl "Unmixing of simulated ASTER data with applications for the assessment of mining impacts in central Germany", Proc. SPIE 3438, Imaging Spectrometry IV, (16 October 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.328115
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KEYWORDS
Reflectivity

Thermography

Mining

Infrared radiation

Short wave infrared radiation

Minerals

Image resolution

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