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Super-resolution as Spatial Downscaling: Coherence, Structure and Task Utility in Earth Observation
Learned satellite super-resolution is commonly assessed by pixel fidelity and potential downlink savings, but these criteria do not establish whether the reconstructed field preserves spatial structure or supports reliable downstream analysis. We treat single-image super-resolution as a spatial down
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