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Comparative evaluation of relative calibration methods for DMSP/OLS nighttime lights

2017-06-01

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With over two decades of historical observations, DMSP/OLS nighttime lights (NTL) are an invaluable asset for monitoring, characterizing, and understanding human activity. Due to the lack of on-board calibration, there are systematic biases in NTL data. Consequently, a key deterrent to the use of the entire NTL archive is the difficulty in generating a consistent NTL time series. Currently, there are a number of m...

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10.1016/j.rse.2017.04.011
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