Accurate photometric reconstruction of the Lunar surface is important in the context of upcoming NASA robotic missions to the Moon and in giving a more accurate understanding of the Lunar soil composition. This paper describes a novel approach for joint estimation of Lunar albedo, camera exposure time, and photometric parameters that utilizes an accurate Lunar-Lambertian reflectance model and previously derived Lunar topography of the area visualized during the Apollo missions. The method introduced here is used in creating the largest Lunar albedo map (16% of the Lunar surface) at the resolution of 10 meters/pixel.
Photometric Lunar Surface Reconstruction
International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP) ; 2013 ; Melbourne, Australia, Australia
2013-09-15
Conference paper
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English
Photometric Lunar Surface Reconstruction
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