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WorldView-3 SWIR Satellite Imagery

The document describes short-wave infrared (SWIR) imagery captured by the WorldView-3 satellite. WorldView-3 is the first commercial satellite to capture information across 8 SWIR bands, providing rich data for identifying materials. The SWIR bands can penetrate smoke and map minerals. Applications include agriculture, forestry, mining, and geology. The imagery has high resolution of 3.7 meters across 8 SWIR bands ranging from 1195 to 2365 nm.

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WorldView-3 SWIR Satellite Imagery

The document describes short-wave infrared (SWIR) imagery captured by the WorldView-3 satellite. WorldView-3 is the first commercial satellite to capture information across 8 SWIR bands, providing rich data for identifying materials. The SWIR bands can penetrate smoke and map minerals. Applications include agriculture, forestry, mining, and geology. The imagery has high resolution of 3.7 meters across 8 SWIR bands ranging from 1195 to 2365 nm.

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SHORT-WAVE

INFRARED IMAGERY
data sheet

Short-Wave Infrared Imagery false-color swir image

In addition to offering the highest resolution satellite imagery available today,


WorldView-3 is the first commercial satellite to have eight high-resolution
bands that capture information in the short-wave infrared (SWIR) regions of
the electromagnetic spectrum. WorldView-3 expands deeper into the infrared
spectrum than any other commercial imaging satellite and provides rich data
for precisely identifying and characterizing man-made and natural material,
penetrating smoke and mapping minerals. The eight SWIR bands capture
unique information for agriculture, forestry, mining/geology and
other applications.

Features and benefits


■ High-resolution ■ Spacecraft telemetry and camera
□ 3.7 m model supplied with satellite imagery

■ Spectral diversity ■ Identify features and perform analysis


that have not been
□ 8 Bands of SWIR information possible before
□ 1100-2400 nm ■ Band optimized for the detection of
■ High radiometric response features of greatest interest
□ 14-bit digitization (up to 16,384 ■ Ideal for penetrating smoke, mapping
levels of gray scale) minerals and identifying man-made
□ Discrete non-overlapping bands features

■ Open systems
□ Camera model information supplied
□ Compatible with leading commercial
software providers
□ Popular image file formats

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Specifications deliverables
Acquire SWIR imagery directly from the archive
product options or through a new collection request. SWIR
imagery is ordered by the scene, with a minimum
Pixel resolution* Image bands purchase of a single scene up to a maximum of
10,000 sq km per order. Products are delivered
SWIR 1, SWIR 2, SWIR 3, SWIR 4, SWIR 5, SWIR 6 SWIR on a choice of standard digital media with all the
SWIR 3.7 m
7, SWIR 8
Image Support Data files needed for processing,
SPECTRAL CHARACTERISTICS including attitude and ephemeris data, geometric
calibration, camera model, image metadata and
SWIR 1 1195-1225 nm radiometric data.

SWIR 2 1550-1590 nm false-color swir image


SWIR 3 1640-1680 nm

SWIR 4 1710-1750 nm

SWIR 5 2145-2185 nm

SWIR 6 2185-2225 nm

SWIR 7 2235-2285 nm

SWIR 8 2295-2365 nm

SCENE SIZE

At nadir 10.6 km cross-track

image accuracy specifications

WorldView-3 SWIR 7.5 m CE90

order parameters

WorldView-3 SWIR 7.5 m CE90

Image bits/pixel 8 or 16 bits (16-bit data is strongly recommended)

File format GeoTIFF, NITF

processing

Radiometric corrections Sensor Corrections Resampling Options

-Relative radiometric response


-Internal detector geometry
between detectors -2x2 bilinear
-Optical distortion
-Non-response detector fill -Nearest neighbor
-Scan distortion
-Conversion to absolute -4x4 cubic convolution
-Any line-rate variations
radiometry

*Spectral response curves available upon request

MXR-DS-swir 06/20

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