Abstract
An assessment is made of the impact of Landsat data acquisition history on classification and area estimation accuracy of corn and soybeans. Multitemporally registered Landsat MSS data from four acquisitions during the 1978 growing season were used in classification of eight sample segments in the U. S. Corn Belt. The results illustrate the importance of selecting Landsat acquisitions based on spectral differences in crops at certain growth stages.
| Original language | English (US) |
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| Pages | 72-77 |
| Number of pages | 6 |
| State | Published - Jan 1 1980 |
| Event | Annu Symp - Mach Process of Remotely Sensed Data and Soil Inf Syst and Remote Sensing and Soil Surv, 6th, Lab for Appl of Remote Sensing - Lafeyette, IN, USA Duration: Jun 3 1980 → Jun 6 1980 |
Other
| Other | Annu Symp - Mach Process of Remotely Sensed Data and Soil Inf Syst and Remote Sensing and Soil Surv, 6th, Lab for Appl of Remote Sensing |
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| City | Lafeyette, IN, USA |
| Period | 6/3/80 → 6/6/80 |