In this study, there is examined filtering based pansharpening methods which means of using several 2D FIR
filters in Fourier domain which implies that the filters are applied after taking 2D Discrete Fourier Transform
of both multispectral and panchromatic image and after the pansharpening process in Fourier domain, the resulting
pansharpened image is obtained with an inverse 2D DFT. In addition, these methods are compared with
commonly used fusion methods which are combined as modulation based and component substitution based
methods. The algorithms are applied to SPOT 6 co-registered image couples that were acquired simultaneously.
Couples are chosen for three different regions which are a city image (Gebze/Turkey), a forest image
(Istanbul/Turkey) and an agriculture field image (Sanliurfa/Turkey) in order to analyse the methods in different
regional characteristics. These methods are compared by the fusion quality assessments that have common
acceptance in community. The results of these quality assessments shows the filtering based methods had the
best scores among the traditional methods.
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