Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 9 pptx
Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 9 pptx
... (Petela 196 4; Spanner 196 4; Castans 197 6, 198 3; Landsbergand Mallinson 197 6; Press 197 6; De Vos and Pauwels 198 1, 198 6; Jeter 198 1; Gribik and Osterle 198 4; Haught 198 4; Landsberg 198 6; Bejan 198 7;Bošnjakovi´c ... is currently used in engineeringsystems analysis (Bejan 199 7; Li 199 6; Tsatsaronis 199 9; Moran 199 9), arenecessary for its application to ecological systems. This chapter introducesthese refinements ... examples. 9. 4 The exergy of solar energyThe sun is responsible for maintaining Earth’s ecosystems (Schrodinger 194 4; Kay 198 4; Ulanowicz and Hannon 198 7; Edgerton 198 2; Schneiderand Kay 199 4, 199 5)....
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Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 1 pptx
... Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, in 199 5. He publishes in theareas of remote sensing and meteorology and recently has been focusing oninterdisciplinary research in the application of remote sensing in ... Canada) in 198 5 andNASA JPL (California, USA) in 198 9– 199 0. Her field of interest focuseson thermal infrared data in laboratory and field experiments includingspectro-radiometry. She is also working ... Dalu, and V.G. Kunde ( 197 4) Estimation of sea surface temper-ature from remote sensing in the 11 and 13 µm window region. J. Geophys. Res. 79: 50 39 44.Prata, A.J. ( 199 3) Land surface temperature...
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Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 4 pptx
... stations usinga tower-mounted infrared thermometer and those obtained with remote sensing. et al. 198 8; Vining and Blad 199 2; Kohsiek et al. 199 3; Stewart et al. 199 4).Without further information, ... 199 4a,b,d, 199 5; Humes et al. 199 4, 199 5; Moran et al. 199 4; Ottlé and Vidal-madjar 199 4; Tueller 199 4).All of these investigations have used aircraft-based instruments and were lim-ited to small ... work was conducted during special observ-ing periods at the peak “green-up” in the early summer of 199 3 and 199 4and at “dry-down” during late summer of 199 3. These periods includeddeployment...
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Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 2 ppt
... and Li ( 199 5) −0.1 49 0.637 0 .99 97 1.02702 ε Becker and Li ( 199 0b) −1.522 0 .94 1 0 .99 93 1.03583 ε Prata and Platt ( 199 1) 1.1 89 1.618 0 .99 93 1.08144 ε Price ( 198 4) 2.360 1.550 0 .99 81 1.0 592 5 ε ... Cannizzaro ( 198 5) 1.730 1.2 59 0 .99 87 1.04676 ε Ulivieri et al. ( 199 2) 0.305 0.520 0 .99 96 1.00237 ε Sobrino et al. ( 199 3) −0.172 0.720 0 .99 92 1.00418 Wv, ε Sobrino et al. ( 199 1) 1 .94 0 1.288 0 .99 78 ... 1.022716 ε Vidal ( 199 1) −2. 191 1.0 89 0 .99 89 1.038617 ε Coll et al. ( 199 7) −1.450 0.638 0 .99 95 1.014518 (Wv, θ, ε) Ottle and Vidal-Madjar ( 199 2) 0.081 0.883 0 .99 88 1.0041 19 Wv, (θ, ε) François...
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Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 3 docx
... campaigns involving thesimultaneous acquisition of ground and remotely sensed data. The water-shed was a US Supersite for the SIR-C (Shuttle Imaging Radar) Experiments in 199 2 and 199 4. The SIR-C ... for simulating land surface processes within mesoscale and global atmospheric models(Dickinson et al. 198 6; Sellers et al. 198 6; Entehkhabi and Eagleson 198 9;Noilhan and Planton 198 9; Avissar ... 90 38 .9 57 22.1 417 41.1Pasture – less dense 3, 893 573 28.1 90 39. 0 54 20 .9 414 42.7Sparse or senescent 1, 497 573 25.5 90 41.4 54 23.4 414 43.8Bare soil 8,648 5 79 30 .9 144 40.4 48 16.7 399 ...
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Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 6 doc
... Bach ( 199 4)Soil moisture sensors for continuous monitoring. Water Resour. Bull. 30: 69 83.Capehart, W.J. and T.N. Carlson ( 199 7) Decoupling of surface and near -surface soilwater content: A remote ... — page 204 — #20204 Carlson et al.of 199 5, 199 6, and 199 7. Finally, we are also indebted to Jim Breon andRichard Thompson for their patience in helping us with the electronics.ReferencesAmer, ... Humes ( 199 6) A ver-ification of the “triangle” method for obtaining surface soil water content andenergy fluxes from remote measurements of Normalized Difference Vegeta-tion Index (NDVI) and surface...
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Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 7 pdf
... model of Anderson et al. ( 199 7) (presently called Atmosphere- Land- EXchange-Inverse, ALEXI, Mecikalski et al. 199 9) provides a practicalalgorithm for using a combination of satellite data, synoptic ... (Kustasand Humes 199 6; Schmugge et al. 199 8). The METFLUX sites coveredthe main plant communities in the region (Weltz et al. 199 4). A Landsat-5TM scene from September 199 0 was used together ... in more detail in themain body of this chapter. ReferencesAnderson, M.C., J.M. Norman, G.R. Diak, W.P. Kustas, and J.R. Mecikalski ( 199 7)A two-source time-integrated model for estimating surface...
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Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 10 pot
... Data use investigations for applicationsexplorer mission A (Heat Capacity Mapping Mission). Calspan Report No. 617 5- M-1, NASA Accession #E8 1-1 00 79. Singh, S.M. ( 199 4) Effect of surface wind speed ... satellite land surface temperature validation using a silt playa. Remote Sens. Environ. 61(2): 2 79 89. Wolfe, W.L. ( 199 8) Introduction to Radiometry, Vol. TT 29. SPIE, OpticalEngineering Press.“chap10”—2004/1/20 ... 9. 635 302. 290 8.8 29 296 .567 8.810 296 .425 −0.142Case B: λ = 9. 5–11.5 µmWaterT = 285 7.535 284.545 7.335 284.305 7.340 284.353 0.0 49 T = 305 10.331 304.3 49 8 .98 8 297 .777 8 .99 5 297 .827 0.050Spectral...
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Thermal Remote Sensing in Land Surface Processes - Chapter 11 (end) doc
... caveats, and in- depth dis-cussions that illustrate the “how to’s” and “how not’s” of collecting, pre-and post-processing, interpreting, analyzing, quantifying, and modeling ofTIR remote sensing data, ... from NOAA thermal IR. Remote Sens. Environ. 49 (3): 296 –303.Vidal, A., C. Devaux-Ros, and M.S. Moran ( 199 7) Atmospheric correction ofLandsat TM thermal band using surface energy balance. Remote ... satellite thermal IR data. Int. J. Remote Sens. 4 (2): 371–83.Valor E. and V. Caselles ( 199 6) Mapping land surface emissivity from NDVI. Appli-cation to European, African and South-American areas. Remote...
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Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management - Chapter 8 pptx
... products (Bucheim et al., 198 5; Ciesla et al., 198 9; Joria et al., 199 1; Brockhaus et al., 199 2, 199 3; Franklin, 198 9; Franklin and Raske, 199 4; Franklin et al., 199 5b). Only a few of the availablestudies ... However, visual interpretation is atime-consuming and labor-intensive method for large-area mapping (Sader, 199 5).Using six Landsat satellite images of a 1.2-million-hectare area in the centralOregon ... but more likely, as in other remote sensing applications, users experienced difficulty in interpreting the data (Wickwareand Howarth, 198 1; Singh, 198 9; Coppin and Bauer, 199 6). As new satellite...
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