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panchromatic

Photog (of an emulsion or film) made sensitive to all colours by the addition of suitable dyes to the emulsion

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panchromatic

[¦pan·krə′mad·ik]

(graphic arts)

Of a photographic emulsion, film, or plate, sensitive to all wavelengths within the visible spectrum, though not uniformly so.

panchromatic

In photography, it means sensitive to light of all colors, as with a film or plate emulsion.

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In addition to the Z3RGB camera, required to record the ultra-realistic OptoClones, special panchromatic photo-sensitive high-resolution glass plates of ultra fine grain silver halide emulsions are also required, similar to those used in the early days of conventional photography.

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Fusing panchromatic and multispectral images with corresponding characteristics can improve the visualization of the study area and produce better results [20].

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Kieffer, "The use of Intensity-Hue-Saturation transformation for merging SPOT panchromatic and multispectral image data," Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing, vol.

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The Multispectral Camera (MSC), the on-board camera of KOMPSAT-2, provides a 1 m panchromatic image and a 4 m multispectral image with four bands in the nadir viewing condition.

Orthorectification of KOMPSAT Optical Images Using Various Ground Reference Data and Accuracy Assessment

Panchromatic images observe radiation reflected from Earth's surface over a visible and near-infrared (NIR) wavelength range of 0.4 to 0.9 [micro]m, whereas TIR images observe radiation emitted from Earth's surface over a TIR wavelength range of 8 to 15 [micro]m [7].

Multisensor Fusion of Landsat Images for High-Resolution Thermal Infrared Images Using Sparse Representations

For the panchromatic image, the correlations varied from -0.64 (soil 3) to -0.92 (soils 1 and 6, respectively).

Use of digital images to estimate soil moisture/Uso de imagens digitais para estimar a umidade do solo

For this reason, satellite image datasets (SPOT panchromatic and Landsat TM) acquired in a time span between 1989 and 2007 were used for image classification and change detection.

DETECTING COASTAL URBANIZATION AND LAND USE CHANGE IN SOUTHERN TURKEY

WorldView-3 satellite launched by DigitalGlobe in 2014 captures 30-centimetre panchromatic imagery along with 24 bands of data.

LizardTech: compression technology plays a key role in military exploitation of imagery

Normally, multi-spectral (MS) images provide less spatial resolution than a panchromatic (PAN) image.

Weighting parameters to improve IHS transformation in data fusion of THEOS imagery

SUPARCO generally uses 5 meter multispectral resolution data produced through spatial enhancement of 10 meter multispectral images from 5 meter panchromatic image.

Future of remote sensing in Pakistan

Recently, some other new panchromatic ultra-fine-grain silver halide materials are available from various manufacturers such as Sphera-s in Russia, Colour Holographics in UK, and Ultimate in France.