Radiometric Correction in QGIS | Satellite Image Level 1 Data | #qgis Basics Class 14

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Radiometric correction is a process used in remote sensing and image processing to remove or adjust variations in the radiometric values of digital images. It aims to compensate for atmospheric effects, sensor characteristics, and other sources of noise or distortion in the image data.

In simpler terms, radiometric correction involves making adjustments to satellite or aerial images to account for factors like atmospheric interference, sensor sensitivity, and other distortions that can affect the accuracy and quality of the image. By applying these corrections, scientists and analysts can obtain more reliable and consistent information from remote sensing data for various applications, such as land cover classification, environmental monitoring, and change detection.

In this Video You will learn how to correct satellite image level 1 data radiometrically in QGIS.

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