AeroLLE: Constrained Pseudo-Supervision for Nighttime Aerial Image Enhancement with the AeroNight-1.5K Benchmark
Nighttime aerial image enhancement is challenged by spatially nonuniform exposure, mixed illumination, and weak structural evidence, while registered normal-light targets are difficult to capture from moving platforms. Generated normal-light images provide practical appearance guidance but may alter geometry or texture. We introduce \aeronight{}, comprising 1,500 real nighttime aerial RGB images: 1,300 inputs are associated with manually screened pseudo-references, and 200 inputs support unpaired evaluation. We propose AeroLLE, a two-stage framework that first recovers visibility with an HVI Base Enhancer and then performs Spatially Adaptive Exposure--Color Calibration (SAECC). After the Base Enhancer is selected and frozen, SAECC predicts bounded, low-resolution RGB gain and bias fields, restricting the magnitude and spatial variation of the second-stage correction. Experiments under complementary pseudo-paired and unpaired protocols demonstrate improved agreement with screened appearance targets, together with more balanced exposure and color correction across diverse nighttime aerial scenes. These results support constrained, stage-specific calibration as a practical strategy for learning from generated appearance guidance when registered aerial references are unavailable.
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