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Resolution Analysis of Regularized Maximum Log-likelihood Reconstruction Method for CRISM Hyperspectral Data

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Abstract

The regularized maximum log-likelihood method improves resolution and de-noises Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars (CRISM) hyperspectral date-cubes. The method accounts for spatially nonuniform samples acquired in an along-track oversampled mode to avoid spatial artifacts.

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