NASA NTRS ยท 20090041757
Stream Flow Prediction by Remote Sensing and Genetic Programming
Abstract
A genetic programming (GP)-based, nonlinear modeling structure relates soil moisture with synthetic-aperture-radar (SAR) images to present representative soil moisture estimates at the watershed scale. Surface soil moisture measurement is difficult to obtain over a large area due to a variety of soil permeability values and soil textures. Point measurements can be used on a small-scale area, but it is impossible to acquire such information effectively in large-scale watersheds. This model exhibits the capacity to assimilate SAR images and relevant geoenvironmental parameters to measure soil moisture.
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Chang, Ni-Bin. 2009-12-01. Stream Flow Prediction by Remote Sensing and Genetic Programming. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20090041757
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