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Panchromatic ( Pan ) sharpening , or pansharpening , refers to the combination of a multispectral (MS) image and Pan data with a finer spatial resolution. Since the early days of this research topic, the issue of quality assessment has played a central role in the related literature, pushing investigators toward extensive research. The solution to this problem is nontrivial because of its ill-posed nature. Indeed, no reference image is available to compare with the outcome of the fusion process.
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