Diurnal changes in reflectance factor due to sun-row direction interactions.

V. C. Vanderbilt; J. C. Kollenkark; L. L. Biehl; B. F. Robinson; M. E. Bauer; K. J. Ranson

Diurnal changes in reflectance factor due to sun-row direction interactions.

V. C. Vanderbilt
, J. C. Kollenkark
, L. L. Biehl
, B. F. Robinson
, M. E. Bauer
, K. J. Ranson

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To investigate the changes in the spectral reflectance factor related to row direction, sun direction, soil background, and crop development stage, Purdue/LARS collected 2yr of data of row crop canopies of soybeans grown in planter boxes and placed on a turntable. The results demonstrate that the direction of rows in a soybean canopy can affect the reflectance factor of the canopy by as much as 230%. The results for the red spectral region tend to support the validity of canopy reflectance models; results for the infrared spectral region do not. -Authors

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	499-508
Number of pages	10
Journal	Purdue University, LARS Technical Report
Volume	090881
State	Published - Jan 1 1981

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