摘要： In this chapter, we discuss fusion approaches using two edge-preserving filters, namely, guided filter and difference of Gaussians (DoGs). Since the MS and Pan images have high spectral and high spatial resolutions, respectively, one can obtain the resultant fused image using these two images by injecting the missing high frequency details from the Pan image into the MS image. The quality of the final fused image will then depend on the method used for the extraction of high frequency details and also on the technique for injecting those details into the MS image. In the literature on multi-resolution image fusion, various approaches have been proposed based on the aforementioned process that also include state-of-the-art methods such as additive wavelet luminance proportional (AWLP) [178] and generalized Laplacian pyramid-context based decision (GLP-CBD) [13]. Motivated by these works, we first address the fusion problem by using different edge-preserving filters in order to extract the high frequency details from the Pan image. Specifically, we have chosen the guided filter and difference of Gaussians (DoGs) for detail extraction since these are more versatile in applications involving feature extraction, denoising, etc.