SEMIQUANTITATIVE RELATION BETWEEN COLOR DENSITY RATIO OF SURFACE WATER IMAGE AND ITS COMBINED POLLUTION INDEX

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Abstract

Because the Surface-Waters are polluted with different pollution types and degrees, the characteristics of reflectance spectrum for them are different. These differences can be actually recorded on the color aerophotograph by the form of color density difference. The correlation between the reflective color density ratio of the surfacewater image on the color aerophotograph and the combined pollution index of the water is emphatically studied in this paper. The statistical relationship between them is given. so, It is possible to determine semiquantitatively the combined pollution degree of the surface-water based on color aerophotograph.

Keywords Digital elevation model (DEM) Remote sensing data Recovery method

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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	HU Wen-Ying
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HU Wen-Ying,JIAO Yuan-Mei,PU Xiao-Xuan, et al. SEMIQUANTITATIVE RELATION BETWEEN COLOR DENSITY RATIO OF SURFACE WATER IMAGE AND ITS COMBINED POLLUTION INDEX[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 1993, 5(1): 8-12，54.

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