The sensor converts the upwelling radiance (reflected and/or emitted) into an image of the radiance spatial distribution.
Fink's vocal line soared into the top of her register, a musical image of the radiance of her beloved, before returning to earth, and the music's original key, in the song's final bars.
Most of these approaches first convert the pixel values of input images into radiance values by using the camera response function (CRF), where the CRF refers to the function that maps the radiance values of a given scene to the pixel values in the captured image, and the radiance refers to the physical quantity of light energy on each element on the sensor array.
This shift causes an error in the temperature field calculated by polychromatic methods, from the fusion for each pixel of radiance temperature images at different wavelengths.
In this way, the image cube is decomposed into a number of radiance sources, the non-volcanic sources excluded, and the image cube reassembled with only non-saturated volcanic sources.
The Shroud of Turin, for instance, is said to have had Christ's image burned into it by a burst of radiance at his resurrection.
First, the raw DN images are converted to top-of-atmosphere radiance images using sensor offset and gain values provided by the satellite data source (e.g. USGS for Landsat).
Images were forced to conform to predetermined scales of radiance, and ROIs were automatically generated around tumors with a threshold of 25%, a lower limit of 1, and a minimum size of 20.
The tool takes as input a series of light probe images and creates a high-dynamic range image and radiance map from them.
It produces a kind of radiance".
The results were expressed as the intensity of radiance (p/sec/cm2/sr).
