Hyperion on-orbit calibration validation with AVIRIS in Argentina
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This research demonstrates the use of spectral models and spectral measurements to derive surface snow grain size and liquid water fraction.
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This paper discusses our preliminary results from an initial exploration of the spectral variability of the Earth as exhibited in the 1999 AVIRIS archive.
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This paper describes recent modifications to the instrument over winter maintenance cycles not covered elsewhere, and discusses the rationale leading up to the changes, implementation and results.
This report is concerned with Earth-observing systems, operating in the solar reflected spectrum, and from Low Earth Orbit.
Design and operation of a high speed, low noise, wide dynamic range linear infrared multiplexer array for readout of infrared detectors with large detector capacitance is presented. Image lag related to abrupt transitions of signal currents is analyzed.
A technique was developed to improve spectral mixture analysis estimates of snow-covered-area in alpine regions through the use of multiple snow endmembers.
A new technique, called multiple endmember spectral mixture analysis (MESM) was developed and tested in the Santa Monica Mountains, using Airborne Visible/Infrared Imaging Spectrometer (AVIRIS) data acqired in the fall of 1994 to map California chaparral.