To perform sunglint correction and water column correction on WorldView-3 imagery in ArcGIS Pro, you can use the following steps:

1. Sunglint Correction:

- To correct for sunglint, which is the reflection of sunlight off the water's surface, you can use the Atmospheric Correction tool in ArcGIS Pro.

- First, open the WorldView-3 imagery in ArcGIS Pro and navigate to the Image Analysis tab.

- Click on the Atmospheric Correction tool to open it.

- In the Atmospheric Correction tool, select the WorldView-3 imagery as the input and choose the appropriate parameters for sunglint correction, such as selecting "Sunglint" as a correction option.

- Run the tool to apply sunglint correction to the imagery.

2. Water Column Correction:

- To correct for water column effects, which can cause distortion in underwater features, you can use remote sensing techniques such as band ratio or spectral indices to account for water column effects.

- In ArcGIS Pro, you can use tools such as Band Arithmetic or Raster Calculator to create band ratios or spectral indices that account for water column effects.

- Once you have created the appropriate band ratios or spectral indices, you can apply them to the WorldView-3 imagery to perform water column correction.

By following these steps, you can perform sunglint correction and water column correction on WorldView-3 imagery in ArcGIS Pro to improve its accuracy and usability for various applications such as environmental monitoring, coastal management, and marine research.