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vol 67 / February, 2024
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DOI 10.17586/0021-3454-2016-59-1-38-44

UDC 528.8.04

METHOD TO REDUCE DATA REDUNDANCY IN REMOTE SENSING FROM SPACE

A. N. Grigor’ev
Military Space Academy, St. Petersburg, 197198, Russia; Associate Professor


E. I. Shabakov
Mozhaisky Military Space Academy, Saint Petersburg, 197198, Russian Federation; Associate professor


A. N. Dementiev
Central Scientific-Research Institute of Machine Building, Department of Radio-Electronic Provision; Deputy Head of the Department


A. A. Romanov
ITMO University, Saint Petersburg, 197101, Russian Federation; Full Professor


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Abstract. Technologies of small object observation planning and survey with the use of space-based opticalelectronic remote sensing systems are studied. A brief analysis of methods used to reduce the volume of recorded data is presented. The possibility of contraction of spatial redundancy in a one-dimensional array of data recorded on board of the spacecraft is investigated. Models of survey objects for nonstationary observation conditions are developed, a method for reduction of spatial redundancy is proposed.
Keywords: spatial redundancy, target data, spacecraft, remote sensing, object of imagery, photogrammetric refraction, stochastic parameters, rational polynomials

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