ISPRS test data Ziyuan-3-01 2017
Data Sets Region Berlin
Since its launch on 9th, January 2012, China’s first civilian high resolution stereo mapping satellite ZY-3 has provided a reliable stream of high resolution stereo image data. ZY-3 produces three line-array stereo panchromatic images (2.1-meter for nadir,3.5-meter for forward and backward) and 5.8-meter multispectral (red, blue, green, near infrared) imagery that can be combined in a variety of ways to accommodate a wide range of high-resolution imagery applications.
View more info on SASMAC (Satellite surveying and mapping application center, NASG). And the website is http://www.sasmac.cn/portal_space/ (In English)
1. Frames in Google Earth
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Extend: E 12.00° N 52.08°
E 13.63° N 53.03°
Captured: Neurupin and Brandenburg: June 24th 2016
Berlin: April 30th 2017 |
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Neurupin center: ˜ N 52.77° E 12.63° |
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Brandenburg center: ˜ N 52.37° E 12.47° |
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Berlin center: ˜ N 52.36° E 13.14° |
2. Ziyuan-3 overview images
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Neurupin |
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Brandenburg |
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Berlin |
3. Files
The files of the different scenes can be identified by the last digits before file extension e.g. the scene of file
ZY3_01a_hsnbavp_275102_20121201_183107_0008_SASMAC_CHN_sec_rel_001_12120422639.tif can be identified by 2639 within the available data set
Technical data of the images are available in the *.XML-files (ASCII) as corner coordinates, view direction, sun elevation and azimuth, imaging time . . .
width height (columns lines)
bwd = backward, pan 3.5m GSD 24513 x ~19997 pixels
fwd = forward, pan 3.5m GSD 24513 x ~19996 pixels
mux = nadir, color, 4 bands 5.1m GSD 8820 x ~8786 pixels (blue, green, red, NIR)
nad = nadir, pan 2.1m GSD 24513 x ~23996 pixels
for any image usually 8 files are available as:
3.1. Neurupin
4433 bwd
6270 fwd
1356 mux
4268 nad
Neurupin dataset as rar package (˜ 1.3 GB)
3.2. Brandenburg
5691 bwd
8831 fwd
7266 mux
4833 nad
Brandenburg dataset as rar package (˜ 1.3 GB)
3.3. Berlin
7716 nad
0015 bwd
5453 fwd
0729 mux
Berlin dataset as rar package (˜ 1.3 GB)
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