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Figure 1.  (top) Initial panchromatic SPOT5-HRS ortho-image. (bottom) The outcomes of our cloud detection algorithm (pixels labelled clouds in blue)
Figure 2. In blue, pixels detected as clouds on a Pléiades-HR  image during the test, carried out in 2012
Figure 5.  (top left) Initial Pléiades-HR image, depicted here in a CIR mode. (top right) the outcomes of our method; in cyan, the detection of clouds and in violet, the detection of shadows
Figure 6. (top left) Initial Landsat 8 image, depicted here in a CIR mode. (top right) the outcomes of our method; in cyan, the detection of clouds and in violet, the detection of shadows

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