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NSI Mirror Reflector has been installed to calibrate satellite images, the first service in Asia

Apr 11, 2025
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New Space Intelligence Inc. is working to develop a calibration service using Mirror Reflector.

By generating an In-flight Point Spread Function (IPSF) from satellite image pixels and the optical spectrum that spreads around the image pixels, independent of the earth’s surface environment, it is possible to estimate radiometric calibration parameters for images and improve the quality of satellite images.


We are pleased to announce that we have completed the installation of Mirror Reflectors for calibrating satellite images at Yamaguchi, Japan. Using this calibration technology, we can effectively utilize various satellite images by complementing them over time. By understanding the characteristics of each sensor, the wavelength bands that differ for each satellite, and differences in appearance due to atmospheric conditions, we can harmonize data from multiple satellites as if it were a single satellite data.


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xdzhcs
xdzhcs
Oct 07

This is genuinely exciting news for the remote sensing community. The fact that NSI is pioneering this calibration service in Asia is a huge deal — having a localized solution that can harmonize data from multiple satellites will make life so much easier for researchers and analysts who rely on consistent, high-quality imagery. The ability to generate an In-flight Point Spread Function independent of Earth's surface environment really sets this apart from traditional calibration methods. I'm particularly interested in how this will improve cross-sensor data comparison over time. It's also worth noting how useful tools like an instagram follower analyzer can help users understand patterns in their social media data — similarly, being able to track who follows me back…

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xin wang
xin wang
Mar 08

The page mentions a specific detail about the Mirror Reflectors being installed in Yamaguchi, Japan, which is highlighted as a major milestone. teal color screen

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