Open jordancaraballo opened 8 months ago
Another example come from the same extent is from:
WV03_20170719_M1BS_104001002F7A2E00
:
Here, SRlite
results (with same contrast stretch as previous post's image).
black
= masked cloud. red
= edges of cloud that are unmaskedblue
is unmasked cloud shadows. Weird colors of cloud/shadow-free area are the result of feeding SRLite data that includes cloud shadows.
Finally, an example of a good cloudmask result where clouds are likely close to the ground (b/c no shadows) and SRlite result looks good:
WV02_20110727_M1BS_103001000D914900
Until resolved, this cloudmasking issue prevents robust analyses of change (eg, in shrub extents across a time series).
Here, this example shows a cloud-free extent from a WV03 scene where the cloudmasking incorrectly masks non-cloud areas.
WV03_20190822_M1BS_104001005054F700
(no cloud mask)WV03_20190822_M1BS_104001005054F700
(with cloud mask)