An image obtained by a satellite in orbit may reflect a variety of inaccurate observations and different forms of interference

such as image rotation

the bow effect

and non-uniform stripes phenomena.These are attributed to the inherent characteristics of the Earth.These types of redundancy and stripes can be foreknown

and the image can be restored using design optimization

the satellite orbit ephemeris and image processing methods.The restoration of a periodic or aperiodic interference newly introduced in orbit requires the integrated use of multiple data sources

prior knowledge on the principle of interference

and appropriate image processing methods.Meanwhile

the authenticity of the original radiation information should be preserved for follow-up quantitative studies.In the present study

a new destriping method was introduced for processing of Mid-Infrared images.Using on-board calibration data and analysis of the stripes phenomenon and mechanism

a new spatial domain compensation algorithm was explored for the removal of image interference stripes.Results show that the image quality can be substantially improved by the proposed method.When compared with the frequency domain filtering algorithm

it is better in terms of both the dynamic range index and radiation information preservation.