2.4.5 Pansharpening

Finally, let’s try a last example with the Pansharpening application (launch it with shortcut CTRL+A). The fields are quite easy to fill in : this application needs a panchromatic image, a XS image, and an output image. These images are represented in the figures below ( 2.12 and  2.13):


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Figure 2.12: Panchromatic and XS images.



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Figure 2.13: Pansharpened image.


Now, in order to inspect the result properly, these three images are loaded in Monteverdi. The pansharpened image is placed to the top of the stack layer, and different layer effects are applied to it :


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Figure 2.14: XS image with panchromatic image; chessboard layer effect.



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Figure 2.15: Pansharpened image with panchromatic image; translucency layer effect (see the Capitol Square at the top right corner).