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    20 April 2013, Volume 42 Issue 2
    Gravity Gradient Parker’s Forward Method and Application Based on Cosine Transform
    2013, 42(2):  177-190. 
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    Topographical data have significant influence on the high frequency component in gravimetry data. The high precision of terrain data forward method can basically reflect local gravity characteristics. In order to obtain accurate gradient data and build the gravity gradient reference database quickly, the fast frequency method for digital elevation model forward gravity gradient was investigated in detail. A novel Parker’s forward formula based on cosine transform has been deduced to calculate the full tensor gravity gradient, and then discusses accuracy and calculation time of the frequency method by numerical experiment. The simulation tests and analysis show that, the mean abstract error of gradient data forwarded by our Parker’s forward method is estimated to be less than 0.5E precision. The errors of this solution decreased by 3dB in comparison to Fourier transform Parker’s forward method. Comparing with spatial domain rectangular prism numerical methods, it gives better apparent advantages over calculating scale and efficiency.

    Crossover Analysis and Adjustment for Chang’E-1 Laser Altimeter Data
    2013, 42(2):  218-224. 
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    This paper presents a preliminary result of crossover analysis and adjustment of Chang’E-1(CE-1) Laser Altimeter (LAM) data of the Moon. With about 9.12 million altimetric points acquired by the laser altimeter, we derived more than 1.4 million crossovers covering the entire lunar surface after eliminating outliers of orbits and altimetric points. The distribution of crossover points, the differences of crossover and the relationship with time have been systematically analyzed. Least-squares crossover adjustments with four basis functions of time (trigonometric functions and polynomials) are developed and compared to reconcile the LAM data by minimizing the crossover residuals globally. In a study area (0°N~60°N, 50°W~0°W), the crossover residuals can be reduced from 62.1m to lower than 37m with anyone of the four models. The artefacts are reduced and the quality of the DEM generated from the adjusted LAM data is improved accordingly.
    An Automatic Fuzzy Clustering Algorithm Based on Self-adaptive Differential Evolution for Remote Sensing Image
    2013, 42(2):  239-246. 
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    Fuzzy clustering method can get higher classification accuracy than the hard clustering, but it still relies on the prior assumptions on the number of clusters. This paper proposes an automatic fuzzy clustering method based on self-adaptive differential evolution for remote sensing image (AFCDE). The proposed AFCDE algorithm can adaptively find the optimal number of clusters and obtain the satisfied classification result based on Xie-Beni index by utilizing the fast, robust and efficient global search algorithm, differential evolution (DE) algorithm. Three experimental results with one simulated image and two real remote sensing images show that the proposed algorithm not only finds the optimal number of clusters, but also outperforms the traditional clustering algorithms, such as K-means, ISODATA and fuzzy K-means.

    Rigde of probability desity based color normalization method for Image Mosaic
    2013, 42(2):  247-252. 
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    Considering the problem of the the chromaticity among a collection of remote sensing images that are to create image mosaics often differs,a rigde based color normalization method is proposed. The joint probability desity (PD) of DN values in the overlapped area of two images is calculated, then line equation across the ridge of PD is extracted as the regression model , the input image is corrected and make all the image have similar contrast and chromaticity distribution. Landsat TM data was selected to test the method, the result shows the color is uniform and have good visual features. The proposed method is more robust and has better statistical characteristics than traditinal method.
    Multi-Dimensional Filtering Algorithm for Hyperspectral Images Based on Tensor Subspace
    2013, 42(2):  253-267. 
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    In this paper, we propose a novel algorithm for hyperspectral image (HSI) denoising which is based on the tensor subspace. Considering the HSI as 3 order tensor data, our approach introduce a data representation involving multidimensional processing and project such data into the signal subspace by tensor subspace decomposition. The optimization criterion used in this algorithm is the minimization of mean square error between the estimated signal and the desired signal, then the alternating projection algorithm is adopted to determine the optimal filter in each dimension. Comparative studies with conventional denoising methods such as 2-D Wiener filtering and channel-by-channel wavelet thresholding show that our algorithm provides better performance using AVIRIS and PHI datasets.

    Automated Extracting 3D Roads from Mobile Laser Scanning Point Clouds
    2013, 42(2):  260-267. 
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    This paper proposes an automated method for extracting road from Mobile Laser Scanning point clouds. Firstly, the scanning lines were extracted from laser scanning point cloud according to GPS time of point. Then, a moving window operator was adopted to filter non-terrain points. Secondly, curb points were detected from terrain points based on curb models. Finally, an algorithm was implemented to track and refine curb points with both global consistency and local similarity properties of road. Experiments were undertaken to evaluate the validities of the proposed method, which proves a promising solution for extracting roads from mobile laser scanning point clouds.

    The Construction of Hexagonal Discrete Global Grid by Numerical Projection Transformation
    2013, 42(2):  268-276. 
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    The paper discussed the key step of the process of generating Discrete Global Grid System, which is correspondence between planes grids and spherical grids. In the paper, an optimized target function was proposed to evaluating geometrical properties of discrete global grids. Optimizing by genetic algorithm (GA), direct spherical partition grids, which met optimization requirements under limited layers, were obtained. Applying control point data of the grids and combing theories of numerical projection, global hexagonal discrete grid system, with more even geometrical properties, was constructed. Experimental results proved that, compared with current Snyder Equal-Area polyhedral projection, the grid units obtained by our method were more even and had 2.5 to 3 times higher operation efficiency.
    River Linear Water Adaptive Auto-extraction on Remote Sensing Image Aided by DEM
    2013, 42(2):  277-283. 
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    This paper explored a hybrid approach for small linear river-water extraction by combining spatial information, spectral computation and global & local iterative algorithm. The process comprises four steps. Firstly, the river distribution maps which can be served as prior knowledge were derived from DEM data. Then a specific target area was identified using spatial analysis technique associated with river distribution mentioned above, furtherly we can get the preliminary water distribution information after applying water spectral index computation and global threshold segmentation. Finally, the precise extraction of river water can be achieved by the combination of local water index analysis, self-adaptive threshold selection and iterative computation. In this study, we adopted this approach to extract river-water information with ETM+ data covering the middle reaches of YILI river, the results show that the proposed method can accomplish river network mapping effectively and precisely. Furthermore, it increased the direction of information extraction and initiative of computation by minimizing the influence of background spectral interference to the extreme extent.
    The Digital Watermarking Algorithm for Vector Geographic Data Based on Point Positioning
    2013, 42(2):  310-316. 
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    Because of too many non-watermark data points, current robust watermarking algorithms can hardly detect the watermark in vector geographic data when attacked by joining and updating. Aiming at this issue, we present a digital watermarking algorithm based on point positioning by using fragile watermarking technology. Along with the robust watermark embedding, the fragile watermark which formed by features of vector geographic data coordinates is embedded in the data using the idea of quantization according to accuracy requirements. And the tamper can be enclosed with coordinate for each data point through the fragile watermarking detecting. So we can exclude the interference of non-watermark data points and make the robust watermarking algorithm detect copyright information reliably for vector geographic data. The experiments show that the proposed algorithm can improve the validity of the watermark detection results, for it can resist the attacks of data joining and updating effectively, and exclude the interference of non-watermark data points.

    CGCS2000 Plate Motion Model
    2013, 42(2):  159-167. 
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    Fault Parameters of 2008 Qinghai Dacaidan Mw 6.3 Earthquake from STLN Inversion and InSAR Data
    2013, 42(2):  168-176. 
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     SST Orbit Determination of Halo-LMO Constellation in CRTBP
    2013, 42(2):  184-190. 
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    Research on the Design of LEO Repetition Period and Its Influence on Gravity Field Recovery
    2013, 42(2):  191-195. 
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    A Regularization Method to Ill-posed Total Least Squares with Error Limits
    2013, 42(2):  196-202. 
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    General Kernel Functions based on the Integral Transformation among the Different Disturbing Potential Elements
    2013, 42(2):  203-210. 
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    An Algorithm for Rapid Integer Ambiguity Resolution in Single Frequency GPS Kinematical Positioning
    2013, 42(2):  211-217. 
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    Research on Spatial Image Streaming Model Based on BitTorrent
    2013, 42(2):  225-232. 
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    Wavelet-domain HMT Model Based on Iterative Context Fusion for Remote Sensing Image Segmentation
    2013, 42(2):  233-238. 
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    An Algorithm of Natural Neighbor Interpolation Based on Local Dynamic Optimal Voronoi Diagram and Its Application in Grid Digital Depth Model
    2013, 42(2):  284-289. 
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    Intelligent Building Grouping Using a Self-Organizing Map
    2013, 42(2):  290-294. 
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    Approach of Curve Bends Recognition and Contour Cluster Structuralization
    2013, 42(2):  295-303. 
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    Adaptive Visible Watermarking Algorithm for Digital Raster Map
    2013, 42(2):  304-309. 
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