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Since the launch of the Chinese High-resolution Earth Observation System (CHEOS) program, China has strengthened its research and development in the field of satellite remote sensing. A large number of sensors has been or will be launched, providing very large data streams which all require processing of the engineering data, as provided by the instruments, to physical data which will be used for further processing and interpretation. To handle such large data streams we developed a one-click batch pre-processing toolkit for CHEOS remote sensing data as described in this paper. In this toolkit, IDL language and environment are used as the primary program combined with other programming languages developed in this research. In this paper, we first describe the Gaofen (GF) series data used in this research and then introduce the function design and realization of this one-click batch pre-processing toolkit. Some examples will be presented to illustrate the application of the toolkit to data from several CHEOS satellites.
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