GEOMETRIC-OPTICAL BIDIRECTIONAL REFLECTANCE MODELLING OF GROUND OBJECTS AND ITS PROGRESS IN MEASUREMENT

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Abstract

In this paper authors introduce the concept of bidirectional reflectance and its relation to 3-D spatial structure of ground objects. It is suggested to develop appropriate BRDF modes for various kinds of earth surface along with the process to set up a high spectral resolution data base for their signature. Otherwise, it is pointed:out, the costly data base can hardly deal with the great diversity of natural scene in composition and structure. Also the author gives a revise to Strahler-Jupp model and introduce the new progress of bidirectional reflectance measurement.

Keywords Remote sensing Wall-rock alteration Ratio method Principle analysis sieving and evaluation

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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DUAN Yuan-Bin,LIU Deng-Zhong,XU Tao, et al. GEOMETRIC-OPTICAL BIDIRECTIONAL REFLECTANCE MODELLING OF GROUND OBJECTS AND ITS PROGRESS IN MEASUREMENT[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 1991, 3(1): 9-19.

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