The Computation of the Effective Temperature of the Land Surface Covered with Canopy

Hong Zhang Ma; Su Mei Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.607.830

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The Computation of the Effective Temperature of the Land Surface Covered with Canopy

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—Surface soil moisture is an important parameter in describing the water and energy exchanges at the land surface/atmosphere interface. Passive microwave remote sensors have great potential for monitoring surface soil moisture over land surface. The objective of this study is going to establish a model for estimating the effective temperature of land surface covered with vegetation canopy and to investigate how to compute the microwave radiative brightness temperature of land surface covered with vegetation canopy in considering of the canopy scatter effect.

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Hong Zhang Ma*, Su Mei Liu

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Canopy Scatter Effect, Effective Temperature, Passive Microwave Remote Sensing

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