How to deal with the drift in water in the 412-660 band after Rayleigh scattering of GOCI by using Seadas-ocsSW's l2gen?
How to deal with the drift in water in the 412-660 band after Rayleigh scattering of GOCI by using Seadas-ocsSW's l2gen?
How to solve the problem of drift in the water body of the lake in the 412-660 band after Rayleigh scattering of GOCI by using Seadas-ocsSW's l2gen to generate rhos products? Or what caused it?
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Re: How to deal with the drift in water in the 412-660 band after Rayleigh scattering of GOCI by using Seadas-ocsSW's l2
The rayleigh correction done by l2gen is different for land and water pixels. If the geolocation of the sensor is off by a bit then you will see a difference on land/water interfaces.
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Re: How to deal with the drift in water in the 412-660 band after Rayleigh scattering of GOCI by using Seadas-ocsSW's l2
Oh，thank you for your answer.But how to deal with it,please? When i use the lower version seadas,the result will be better.Like this:
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