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NASA NTRS · 19790038379

Landsat-simulating radiometer for agricultural remote sensing

Abstract

The reliability of a Landsat-simulating ground-based spectral radiometer for use in agricultural remote sensing was investigated. Significant correlation coefficients in all wavebands except Band 7 were found to exist between Landsat computer compatible tape (CCT) and ground-based radiometric data from several corn fields. No significant correlations were found within data from small grain fields. Combined data from several common agricultural crops yielded significant correlation coefficients in the wavebands most commonly employed in agricultural remote sensing. It was also found that sun angle within certain limits of a given day had minimal effect on ground-based radiometric measurements taken from a fallow and barley field.

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Lemme, G. D., Westin, F. C.. 1979-01-01. Landsat-simulating radiometer for agricultural remote sensing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790038379

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