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Basics of Mosaics with Erdas Imagine

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tyrunoJune 26, 2011 at 8:52 PM
Hello David, I have been trying to mosaic two landsat images and several CORONA strips but a the point of overlapping the images seems to really look awful. How can I get rid of that and get a clean smooth mosaic using either ArcGIS or Erdas?

I am doing my MSc dissertation on change detection cause by gas flaring in Nigeria.

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UnknownDecember 14, 2013 at 1:29 AM
HI.i have a problem with mosaic process problem of land sat images .by following the mosaic process still i did not have a clear images without points of over lapping in erdas 8.5 or gis 9.3 .
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