ERDAS IMAGINE

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Rahul Gawai

ERDAS IMAGINE
Presented by
Nahid Alavi
PRESENTATION -ON
Guide By
Prof.Ramesh Nanaware
&
Prof.Nitin Jadhav

Contents
1] Layer stack
2] Model Maker
3] Georeferencing
4] Reproject Image
5] Image Enhancement

Contents
1] Layer stack
2] Model Maker
3] Georeferencing
4] Reproject Image

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ERDAS IMAGINE

1. ERDAS IMAGINE Presented by Nahid Alavi PRESENTATION -ON Guide By Prof.Ramesh Nanaware & Prof.Nitin Jadhav

2. Contents 1] Layer stack 2] Model Maker 3] Georeferencing 4] Reproject Image 5] Image Enhancement

3. Contents 1] Layer stack 2] Model Maker 3] Georeferencing 4] Reproject Image

4. Layer stacking in ERDAS

5. Add First Band

6. Add 4 Band one by one

9. After Layer stacking Image

10. Layer Stack Using Model Maker

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12. Input

13. Add Band 1

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15. Add +1

16. Temporary Raster Only

17. Data Generation

18. Output

19. Georeferencing In ERDAS

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29. RMS Error <1OUTPUT

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32. OUTPUT TOPOSHEET

33. ReProject Image

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38. Spatial Enhancement

39. Convolution-3*3 Low Pass Filter

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41. Before After

42. Before After

43. 3*3 High Pass Filter

44. Before After

45. AfterBefore

46. Before After

47. 5*5 Vertical Kernel

48. Before After

49. AfterBefore

50. 5*5 Horizontal Kernel

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52. Before After

53. AfterBefore

54. Before After

55. AfterBefore

56. Radiometric Enhancement

57. Histogram Equalization

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59. Before After

60. AfterBefore

61. Brightness Inversion

62. Before After

63. Haze Reduction

64. Before After

65. AfterBefore

66. Before After

67. AfterBefore

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