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NASA NTRS · 20160011519

Cross Correlation versus Normalized Mutual Information on Image Registration

Abstract

This is the first study to quantitatively assess and compare cross correlation and normalized mutual information methods used to register images in subpixel scale. The study shows that the normalized mutual information method is less sensitive to unaligned edges due to the spectral response differences than is cross correlation. This characteristic makes the normalized image resolution a better candidate for band to band registration. Improved band-to-band registration in the data from satellite-borne instruments will result in improved retrievals of key science measurements such as cloud properties, vegetation, snow and fire.

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Tan, Bin, Tilton, James C., Lin, Guoqing. 2016-08-29. Cross Correlation versus Normalized Mutual Information on Image Registration. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20160011519

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