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    一个新的基于物理的处理器,TSDSF + RAdCor在ACOLITE中,提高了对卫星图像的表面反射率检索精度,特别是在小内陆水域. 它在可见光线范围内表现优于其他处理器,但在近红外线中显示出混合的结果.

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