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Calibration and validation by professional observers of the Mission-Quality criterion for imaging systems design.

Imaging systems comparisons remains today a sensitive subject because of the difficulty to merge radiometric and spatial dimensions into a single, easy to use, parameter. By leaning explicitly on professional image users and their requirements we show how to build such a criterion, called Mission-Quality. A specific observation campaign is described and its results are used to calibrate and carry first proof of the criterion adequacy.