RESUMEN
This paper presents a glint correction algorithm for high spatial resolution optical remote sensing imagery captured by the ER-2 Airborne Visual Infrared Imaging Spectrometer (AVIRIS). The algorithm employs linear and differential techniques to mitigate sun glint and sky glint effects, encompassing statistical glint reflections resulting from variations in imaging angles within strips and inter-strip variations due to Fresnel reflectance disparities. It aims to diminish Fresnel reflectance diversity on water surfaces and mitigate the distortions induced by glint reflectance during spectral and ocean color inversion. A comparative analysis of spectral and ocean color information in AVIRIS images before and after correction reveals enhanced accuracy following the glint correction. By systematically addressing multiple glint reflections and their ramifications, this method offers a valuable framework for correcting water surface glint in diverse high spatial resolution optical imagery.