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FELEE<br />

FFROST<br />

FGAMMA<br />

KUAN<br />

FLE<br />

FME<br />

FMO<br />

FPR<br />

FPRE<br />

SHARP<br />

FSOBEL<br />

FSPEC<br />

LINE<br />

SIEVE<br />

MODEL<br />

ARI<br />

Enhanced Lee Adaptive Filtering (up to 11x11), Performs enhanced<br />

Lee adaptive filtering on image data. The enhanced Lee Filter is<br />

primarily used on radar data to remove high frequency noise<br />

(speckle) while preserving high frequency features (edges).<br />

Frost Adaptive Filtering (up to 33x33) FFROST is used primarily to<br />

filter speckled SAR data. An adaptive Frost filter smooths image<br />

data, without removing edges or sharp features in the images.<br />

Gamma Filtering (up to 11x11), Performs gamma map filtering on<br />

image data. The gamma map filter is primarily used on radar data<br />

to remove high frequency noise (speckle) while preserving high<br />

frequency features (edges).<br />

Kuan Filtering (up to 11x11), Performs Kuan filtering on image data.<br />

The Kuan filter is primarily used on radar data to remove high<br />

frequency noise (speckle) while preserving high frequency features<br />

(edges).<br />

Lee Adaptive Filtering (up to 11x11), Performs Lee adaptive filtering<br />

on image data. The Lee Filter is primarily used on radar data to<br />

remove high frequency noise (speckle) while preserving high<br />

frequency features (edges).<br />

Median Filter (up to 7x7) Performs MEDIAN filtering on image data.<br />

The median filter smooths image data, while preserving sharp<br />

edges.<br />

Mode Filter (up to 7x7) Performs MODE filtering on image data. The<br />

Mode filter is primarily used to clean up thematic maps for<br />

presentation purposes.<br />

Programmable Filter (up to 33x33), Performs programmable<br />

filtering on image data. The programmable filter averages image<br />

data according to user specified weights.<br />

Prewitt Edge Filter (3x3), Performs PREWITT EDGE DETECTOR<br />

filtering for Image data. The Prewitt edge detector filter creates an<br />

image where edges (sharp changes in grey-level values) are shown.<br />

Sharpening Filter (up to 33x33) Performs an edge sharpening filter<br />

on image data. This filter improves the detail and contrast within an<br />

image.<br />

Sobel Edge Filter (up to 3x3), Performs SOBEL EDGE DETECTOR<br />

filtering for Image data. The Sobel edge detector filter creates an<br />

image where edges (sharp changes in grey-level values) are shown.<br />

SAR Speckle Filters Applies a speckle filter on a SAR image. The<br />

supported filters are: Lee Filter, Kuan Filter, Frost Filter, Enhanced<br />

Lee Filter, Enhanced Frost Filter, Gamma MAP Filter and Touzi Filter.<br />

These filters are primarily used on radar data to remove high<br />

frequency noise (speckle), while preserving high frequency features<br />

(edges). For convenience, a Block Average Filter and a Standard<br />

Deviation Filter are also provided.<br />

Lineament Extraction Extracts linear features from an image and<br />

records the polylines in a vector segment. This program is designed<br />

for extracting lineaments from radar images. However, it can also<br />

be used on optical images to extract curve-linear features.<br />

Sieve Filter (Class Merging) Reads an image channel, and merges<br />

image value polygons smaller than a user specified threshold with<br />

the largest neighbouring polygon. This is typically used to filter<br />

small classification polygons from a classification result.<br />

Modelling environment (can be used instead of EASI)

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