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The use of multi-frame super-resolution to enhance spatial detail from multiple low-res views of a target in earth observation and remote sensing.
Multi-Frame Super-Resolution () is a class of computational imaging techniques that reconstruct a single high-resolution image by fusing information from multiple low-resolution frames of the same sce...
is not a single fixed depth but a gradient: the biologically important "sunlight" or euphotic layer where can occur is generally limited to the upper ~200 meters, while dim, blue‑dominated light can b...