NASA NTRS · 19720004649
Summary: Remote sensing soil moisture research
Abstract
During the 1969 and 1970 growing seasons research was conducted to investigate the relationship between remote sensing imagery and soil moisture. The research was accomplished under two completely different conditions: (1) cultivated cropland in east central South Dakota, and (2) rangeland in western South Dakota. Aerial and ground truth data are being studied and correlated in order to evaluate the moisture supply and water use. Results show that remote sensing is a feasible method for monitoring soil moisture.
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Schmer, F. A., Werner, H. D., Waltz, F. A.. 1970-01-01. Summary: Remote sensing soil moisture research. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720004649
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