GB/T 36301-2018 in English
VALIDPre-processing product levels for spaceborne hyperspectral imaging data
- Issued on:2018-06-07
- Implemented on:2019-01-01
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《GB/T 36301-2018航天高光谱成像数据预处理产品分级》由TC327(全国遥感技术标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为中国科学院。
Introduction
1. Background and significance of the standard
GB/T 36301—2018 "Classification of preprocessing products for space hyperspectral imaging data" is an important national standard proposed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which aims to standardize the preprocessing process of space hyperspectral imaging data and the classification system of its products. This standard was drafted based on the GB/T 1.1—2009 rules and is applicable to the classification of preprocessing products of imaging spectral data obtained by spaceborne hyperspectral imagers with a working wavelength range of $400\mathrm{nm}{\sim}2500\mathrm{nm}$. The background of its formulation mainly includes:
- Filling the gap in domestic hyperspectral remote sensing data processing standards
- Standardizing the classification framework of aerospace optical remote sensing data products
- Adapting to the needs of large-scale batch processing of computer systems
- Meeting the needs of users in multiple fields for quantitative remote sensing analysis
2. Overview of Hyperspectral Imaging Technology
Aerospace hyperspectral imager is a remote sensor that can simultaneously obtain two-dimensional images and spectral information of the target, and its spectral resolution can reach the order of $10^{-2}\lambda$. According to the different imaging methods, it is mainly divided into two categories: dispersion type and interference type:
- Dispersion type hyperspectral imager: The incident light is dispersed into a continuous spectrum according to the wavelength through a spectrometer
- Interference type hyperspectral imager: The reflection characteristics of the target at different wavelengths are recorded by using the interference principle
3. Preprocessing product classification framework
Aerospace hyperspectral imaging data preprocessing products are divided into 5 levels (L0 to L4), and each level is further subdivided into sub-levels (A, B, C). The following is a comparison table of the core features of each level:
| Level | Core processing content | Applicable scenarios | Data representation |
|---|---|---|---|
| L0 (LO) | Physical scene segmentation and auxiliary data separation processing to generate scene segmentation raw data products. | Preliminary data acquisition and storage | Scene segmentation spectral image data represented by DN value |
| L1 (L1A/L1B) | Relative radiation correction, Spectral restoration and correction. | Basic data processing and calibration | Spectral image data expressed by DN value |
| L2 (L2A/L2B) | System geometry correction, Absolute radiation correction. | High-precision data processing and application | Radiance products of scene |
| L3 (L3A/L3B/L3C) | Geometric precision correction, Atmospheric correction and surface reflectance calculation. | Advanced Data Processing and Analysis | Scene-level Surface Reflectance Products |
| L4 (L4A/L4B/L4C) | Terrain Correction, Atmospheric Correction and Surface Reflectance Calculation. | Final Product Generation and Application | Scene-level Surface Reflectance Products |
4. Implementation Suggestions and Application Scenarios
Case Study: In a remote sensing mission, researchers used L1A products for spectral analysis and then upgraded to L3C products to obtain more accurate surface reflectance data. This process fully demonstrates the importance of hierarchical processing in quantitative remote sensing analysis.
Implementation suggestions:
- Select the appropriate product level according to actual needs
- Ensure that the ground system has the corresponding data processing capabilities
- Develop a unified data processing process in accordance with the standards

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