• Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves
  • Vol. 42, Issue 6, 851 (2023)
Ran GUO1、2 and Yue-Ming WANG1、2、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1Key Laboratory of Space Active Opto-Electronics Technology,Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Shanghai 200083,China
  • 2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100049,China
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    DOI: 10.11972/j.issn.1001-9014.2023.06.019 Cite this Article
    Ran GUO, Yue-Ming WANG. A self-calibration method of the boresight angles of airborne hyperspectral VNIR/SWIR modules[J]. Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves, 2023, 42(6): 851 Copy Citation Text show less
    The algorithm flowchart of boresight angle calibration
    Fig. 1. The algorithm flowchart of boresight angle calibration
    The schematic diagram of the AMMIS optical system for a single VNIR subsystem
    Fig. 2. The schematic diagram of the AMMIS optical system for a single VNIR subsystem
    The schematic diagram of the AMMIS optical system for a single SWIR subsystem
    Fig. 3. The schematic diagram of the AMMIS optical system for a single SWIR subsystem
    The imaging modes of six VNIR/SWIR subsystems
    Fig. 4. The imaging modes of six VNIR/SWIR subsystems
    The definition of camera coordinate system and the illustration of projection process
    Fig. 5. The definition of camera coordinate system and the illustration of projection process
    The effect of boresight angles on forward intersection (blue is before applying disturbance to boresight angles,red is after applying disturbance to boresight angles)
    Fig. 6. The effect of boresight angles on forward intersection (blue is before applying disturbance to boresight angles,red is after applying disturbance to boresight angles)
    The schematic diagram of flight direction and imaging subsystem identification
    Fig. 7. The schematic diagram of flight direction and imaging subsystem identification
    The distribution of feature points in VNIR images captured by camera group 1 and their local enlargements,Note:red dots are the locations of feature points
    Fig. 8. The distribution of feature points in VNIR images captured by camera group 1 and their local enlargements,Note:red dots are the locations of feature points
    The distribution of feature points in SWIR images captured by camera group 1 and their local enlargements,Note:blue dots are the locations of feature points
    Fig. 9. The distribution of feature points in SWIR images captured by camera group 1 and their local enlargements,Note:blue dots are the locations of feature points
    The schematic diagram of Dist in the rasterized image with ΔX,ΔY in UTM coordinate system
    Fig. 10. The schematic diagram of Dist in the rasterized image with ΔX,ΔY in UTM coordinate system
    The influence of various feature selection methods on the results of feature point selection (a case study using the first group of camera)
    Fig. 11. The influence of various feature selection methods on the results of feature point selection (a case study using the first group of camera)
    Checkerboard images projected in UTM coordinate system for VNIR and SWIR data using various methods
    Fig. 12. Checkerboard images projected in UTM coordinate system for VNIR and SWIR data using various methods
    The comparative analysis of reprojection error and projection plane altitude error using random search and approximate formulas (a case study using the second group of camera)
    Fig. 13. The comparative analysis of reprojection error and projection plane altitude error using random search and approximate formulas (a case study using the second group of camera)
    The peprojection error of VNIR and SWIR images from three sets of cameras with original parameters
    Fig. 14. The peprojection error of VNIR and SWIR images from three sets of cameras with original parameters
    The reprojection error of VNIR and SWIR images from three sets of cameras with our method
    Fig. 15. The reprojection error of VNIR and SWIR images from three sets of cameras with our method
    The reprojection error of VNIR and SWIR images from three sets of cameras calibrated with homography constraints and our method
    Fig. 16. The reprojection error of VNIR and SWIR images from three sets of cameras calibrated with homography constraints and our method
    The reprojection error of VNIR and SWIR images from three sets of cameras with homography constraints
    Fig. 17. The reprojection error of VNIR and SWIR images from three sets of cameras with homography constraints
    参数VNIRSWIR
    波长范围/nm400~1 0001 000~2 500
    视场角/°1414
    瞬时视场角/mrad0.250.5
    焦距/mm12850
    波段数256512
    单机像元数1024512
    像元尺寸/μm3225
    数据位数/bit1616
    相邻单机之间夹角/°12.7812.78
    Table 1. Core parameters of the AMMIS VNIR/SWIR hyperspectral imaging subsystem
    相机分组123
    FLANN1 8552 7744 124
    FLANN +RANSAC1 5102 5742 926
    FLANN +RANSAC+DBSCAN1 1812 4062 784
    Table 2. Number of features extracted from VNIR and SWIR images
    相机分组123
    横滚角 (rad)-0.013 5-0.013 92-0.014 2
    俯仰角(rad)0.000 06-0.000 48-0.000 66
    偏航角(rad)-0.000 360.003 640.000 86
    焦距比例1.004 61.000 81.003 6
    Table 3. The calibration result of the boresight angles and focal length scale
    相机分组校正前校正后
    X坐标残差Y 坐标残差sX 坐标残差Y 坐标残差
    Mean(m)STD(m)Mean(m)STD(m)Mean(m)STD(m)Mean(m)STD(m)
    1-3.60.9132.51.750.0090.480.0060.56
    2-2.81.2129.60.53-0.010.46-0.0530.49
    3-2.21.1230.10.620.0150.47-0.090.52
    Table 4. The comparison of reprojection error in UTM coordinate system before and after calibration
    单应性约束本文方法
    相机分组123123
    A-0.06-0.0430.0130.01-0.028-0.12
    B0.410.23-0.08-0.10.150.65
    C-0.51-0.240.140.25-0.16-0.75
    Table 5. Quadratic curve fitting results for the relationship between Y-direction reprojection error and Dist
    相机分组X (°)Y (°)Z (°)
    11.2e-047.6e-042.42
    2-1.2e-057.7e-049.8e-01
    33.5e-061.8e-052.7e-01
    Table 6. Euler angles derived from the decomposition of the homography matrix
    Ran GUO, Yue-Ming WANG. A self-calibration method of the boresight angles of airborne hyperspectral VNIR/SWIR modules[J]. Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves, 2023, 42(6): 851
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