NASA NTRS · 19940011058
An expert system shell for inferring vegetation characteristics: Atmospheric techniques (Task G)
Abstract
The NASA VEGetation Workbench (VEG) is a knowledge based system that infers vegetation characteristics from reflectance data. The VEG Subgoals have been reorganized into categories. A new subgoal category 'Atmospheric Techniques' containing two new subgoals has been implemented. The subgoal Atmospheric Passes allows the scientist to take reflectance data measured at ground level and predict what the reflectance values would be if the data were measured at a different atmospheric height. The subgoal Atmospheric Corrections allows atmospheric corrections to be made to data collected from an aircraft or by a satellite to determine what the equivalent reflectance values would be if the data were measured at ground level. The report describes the implementation and testing of the basic framework and interface for the Atmospheric Techniques Subgoals.
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Harrison, P. Ann, Harrison, Patrick R.. 1993-10-01. An expert system shell for inferring vegetation characteristics: Atmospheric techniques (Task G). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940011058
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