NASA NTRS · 19950027310
High spectral resolution remote sensing of canopy chemistry
Abstract
Near infrared laboratory spectra have been used for many years to determine nitrogen and lignin concentrations in plant materials. In recent years, similar high spectral resolution visible and infrared data have been available via airborne remote sensing instruments. Using data from NASA's Airborne visible/Infrared Imaging Spectrometer (AVIRIS) we attempt to identify spectral regions correlated with foliar chemistry at the canopy level in temperate forests.
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Aber, John D., Martin, Mary E.. 1995-01-23. High spectral resolution remote sensing of canopy chemistry. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950027310
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