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Optical-to-SAR Image Registration Using Modified Distinctive Order Based Self-Similarity Operator
Availability of the sufficient number of matching pairs is the major challenge for optical to SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) image registration. Recently, a distinctive order based self-similarity operator (DOBSS) has been proposed to register the optical images. In this paper, a modified version of the distinctive order based self-similarity (M-DOBSS) is proposed to register the optical and SAR images. The proposed M-DOBSS provides more distinctiveness than the standard DOBSS operator. It can significantly increase the number of matching pairs between the optical and SAR images. Experiments on different sets of optical-SAR image pairs demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed method.