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Vertical striping in L2 images over mountains
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Processing Landsat 5-9 to L2 resulted in striping, restricted to mountainous areas. I suspect this is related to the manner of interpolation used by FORXCE when reprojecting the DEM for the topographic correction. Such striping is common in case of bilinear interpolation, but is usually solved by cubic interpolatiion. Does FORCE use the former, or is there any other reason for such behavior?
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Processing Landsat 5-9 to L2 resulted in striping, restricted to mountainous areas. I suspect this is related to the manner of interpolation used by FORXCE when reprojecting the DEM for the topographic correction. Such striping is common in case of bilinear interpolation, but is usually solved by cubic interpolatiion. Does FORCE use the former, or is there any other reason for such behavior?
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