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Pixel-by-pixel rectification of urban perspective thermography

y Miño et al., 2021

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4871241203125957575
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y Miño J
Duport N
Beckers B
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Remote Sensing of Environment

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A method for rectifying thermograms in perspective captured at human height is proposed. It applies to the image pixel-by-pixel corrections that account for the surface emissivity, the reflected longwave infrared radiation flux, and the radiation emitted and attenuated by the …
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