A STUDY OF NIGHT CLOUD DETECTION BASED ON MODIS IMAGE

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Abstract

Based on traditional cloud detection methods, the authors developed a new algorithm for detecting night

cloud according to characteristics of MODIS sensors which have high spectral resolution and time resolution. The

algorithm includes the single-scene cloud detection method and the combined multi-scene cloud detection method. The

test of night cloud detection on the N-S seismotectonic zone in China shows that this algorithm is effective in

detecting night cloud on the MODIS image, and thus it can provide a basis for the effective application of night

MODIS image.

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Issue Date: 13 July 2009

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HOU Yue, LIU Pei-Xun, CHEN Shun-Yun, LIU Shao-Feng. A STUDY OF NIGHT CLOUD DETECTION BASED ON MODIS IMAGE[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2008, 20(1): 34-37.

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