Study on Inversion Surface Parameters of Remote-Sensing Information Serving Vegetation-Surface

Hao Peng Wang; Xiao Jing Li; Jing Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.635-637.914

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Study on Inversion Surface Parameters of Remote-Sensing Information Serving Vegetation-Surface

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The paper studied on the inversion surface parameters of remote-sensing information serving for vegetation surface. First, presented the inversion of surface temperature based on four parts: calculation of brightness temperatureyntax of L-systems, calculation of atmospheric transmissivity, calculation of surface emissivity, and D. Precision evaluation on inversion result. Secondly, calculating the atmospheric transmissivity .

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 635-637)

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Hao Peng Wang*, Xiao Jing Li, Jing Zhang

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Atmospheric Transmissivity, Brightness Temperature, Surface Emissivity

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