Simulated response of a multispectral scanner over wheat as a function of wavelength and view/ illumination direction.

M. E. Bauer; V. C. Vanderbilt; B. F. Robinson; L. L. Biehl; A. S. Vanderbilt

Simulated response of a multispectral scanner over wheat as a function of wavelength and view/ illumination direction.

M. E. Bauer, V. C. Vanderbilt, B. F. Robinson, L. L. Biehl, A. S. Vanderbilt

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The reflectance response with view angle of wheat was analyzed. The analysis, which assumes there are not atmospheric effects, and otherwise simulates the response of a multispectral scanner, is based upon spectra taken continuously in wavelength from 0.45 to 2.44 micrometers at more than 1200 view/illumination directions using an Exotech model 20C spectra radiometer. Data were acquired six meters above four wheat canopies, each at a different growth stage. The analysis shows that the canopy reflective response is a pronounced function of illumination angle, scanner view angle and wavelength. -from NASA Abstract E82-10144

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication Title
Publisher	Purdue University, Lafayette, IN, Laboratory for Applications of Remote Sensing, LARS-071580
State	Published - 1981

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Simulated response of a multispectral scanner over wheat as a function of wavelength and view/ illumination direction. / Bauer, M. E.; Vanderbilt, V. C.; Robinson, B. F. et al.
Unknown Host Publication Title. Purdue University, Lafayette, IN, Laboratory for Applications of Remote Sensing, LARS-071580, 1981.

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