Degradation-Aware Dynamic Kernel Generation Network for Hyperspectral Super-Resolution

TL;DR

This paper introduces a new network for improving high-resolution hyperspectral images by adapting to complex degradation patterns.

Contribution

The novel DADFN method dynamically generates blur kernels and uses a multi-scale loss function for better hyperspectral super-resolution.

Findings

The DADFN algorithm outperforms baseline methods on benchmark datasets.

The method shows strong robustness in complex real-world degradation scenarios.

It balances physical interpretability with performance superiority in hyperspectral imaging.

Abstract

Addressing the problems of the difficulty in reconstructing high-resolution hyperspectral images caused by dynamic degradation characteristics, the poor adaptability of traditional static degradation models, and the oversimplified noise modeling, this paper proposes a degradation-aware dynamic Fourier network (DADFN) for hyperspectral super-resolution. This method employs a dual-channel split module to decouple and encode spectral and spatial degradation information, realizes the independent mapping of spectral and spatial features via a multi-layer perceptron module, and integrates a spectral–spatial dynamic cross-attention fusion module to generate 3D dynamic blur kernels tailored to different bands and spatial positions. The proposed method designs a multi-scale spectral–spatial collaborative constraint (MSSCC) loss function to ensure the coordinated optimization of modeling rationality, spectral continuity, and spatial detail fidelity. Experiments on the CAVE and Harvard benchmark datasets demonstrate that the DADFN algorithm outperforms the baseline methods in all evaluation metrics, which proves the proposed method’s strong robustness in real-world complex degradation scenarios. This method provides a novel solution balancing physical interpretability and performance superiority for hyperspectral image super-resolution tasks and holds significant value for advancing its applications in remote sensing monitoring, precision agriculture, and other related fields.

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