NASA NTRS · 19860052296
Agricultural applications for thermal infrared multispectral scanner data
Abstract
The use of the Thermal Infrared Multispectral Scanner (TIMS) data in agricultural landscapes is discussed. The TIMS allows for narrow-band analysis in the 8.2-11.6 micron range at spatial resolutions down to 5 meters in cell size. A coastal plain region in SE Alabama was studied using the TIMS. The crop/plant vigor, canopy density, and thermal response changes for soils obtained from thermal imagery are examined. The application of TIMS data to hydrologic and topographic issues, inventory and conservation monitoring, and the enhancement and extraction of cartographic features is described.
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Pelletier, R. E., Ochoa, M. C., Hajek, B. F.. 1985-01-01. Agricultural applications for thermal infrared multispectral scanner data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860052296
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