Research on automatic mosaicking and synthesis processing technology for multi-source remote sensing images

Multi - source remote sensing image automatic mosaic and synthesis processing technology is the key to improving the utilization efficiency of remote sensing data. With the rapid develop-ment of diversified imaging platforms such as satellites, unmanned aerial vehicles and ground sensors, the heterogeneity of image data sources has become increasingly prominent, which makes the difficulty of mosaic and synthesis increase. This paper focuses on the auto-matic mosaic and synthesis processing technology of multi - source remote sensing images. Firstly, an adaptive block - weighted Wallis parallel color equalization algorithm fusing specific scene constraints is designed. It dynamically adjusts the block size of color equalization pro-cessing through the coefficient of variation, and optimizes the calculation of local color param-eters combined with bilinear interpolation, which avoids the color distortion of traditional glob-al algorithms and significantly improves the efficiency of radiometric correction. Moreover, an adaptive mosaic algorithm is introduced, and a space - constrained Markov Random Field - Graph Cut seamline generation model is used to generate seamless synthetic images, which supports large - area coverage. This technology can be extended to environmental monitoring, disaster assessment and urban planning. It can automatically process massive multi - source da-ta and achieve high - precision synthesis.

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Frontiers in Remote Sensing
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2026-01-30
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https://doi.org/10.3389/frsen.2025.1731775
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Advanced Computing and Algorithms
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Abstract

Multi - source remote sensing image automatic mosaic and synthesis processing technology is the key to improving the utilization efficiency of remote sensing data. With the rapid develop-ment of diversified imaging platforms such as satellites, unmanned aerial vehicles and ground sensors, the heterogeneity of image data sources has become increasingly prominent, which makes the difficulty of mosaic and synthesis increase. This paper focuses on the auto-matic mosaic and synthesis processing technology of multi - source remote sensing images. Firstly, an adaptive block - weighted Wallis parallel color equalization algorithm fusing specific scene constraints is designed. It dynamically adjusts the block size of color equalization pro-cessing through the coefficient of variation, and optimizes the calculation of local color param-eters combined with bilinear interpolation, which avoids the color distortion of traditional glob-al algorithms and significantly improves the efficiency of radiometric correction. Moreover, an adaptive mosaic algorithm is introduced, and a space - constrained Markov Random Field - Graph Cut seamline generation model is used to generate seamless synthetic images, which supports large - area coverage. This technology can be extended to environmental monitoring, disaster assessment and urban planning. It can automatically process massive multi - source da-ta and achieve high - precision synthesis.

Frontiers in Remote SensingVol. 6
Technology Service Corporation (United States) (US), Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology (CN)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Advanced Computing and Algorithms
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