Theoretical Simulation and Feasibility Analysis of the Estimation of Crop Leaf Chlorophyll Using Narrow Band NDVI

Hong Wang; Run He Shi; Pu Dong Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.651-653.317

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Theoretical Simulation and Feasibility Analysis of the Estimation of Crop Leaf Chlorophyll Using Narrow Band NDVI

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Remote sensing technology is one of the best methods for the large-scale monitoring of chlorophyll in crops. This study analyzes the feasibility of estimating the contents of chlorophyll by means of narrow band normalized difference vegetation indices (NDVI_nb). The reflectance of the two bands forming the NDVI_nb is from simulations run on the PROSPECT model. A traversal of possible combinations of NDVI_nb are examined from 400 nm to 800 nm. Our results indicate that, at the leaf level, estimation of chlorophyll content can be identified in NDVI_nb. Ranges for these bands include: 1) 720-735 nm combined with 400-428 nm; 2) 550-615 nm, 692-701 nm or 707-715 nm combined with 400-432 nm or 462-496 nm; 3) 562-589 nm, 616-662 nm or 729-737 nm combined with 434-454 nm; and 4) 664-687 nm combined with 550-615 nm or 692-701 nm.

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Hong Wang*, Run He Shi, Pu Dong Liu

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Chlorophyll, Narrow Band Normalized Difference Vegetation Index, Prospecting Model

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