FACTORS NEED TO BE THOUGHT ABOUT WHILE USING REMOTE SENSING IMAGES TO EXTRACT COAL FIRE INFORMATION

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Coal fire is a commonly existed disaster in the coal fields of northen China, it burns huge amount of coal resource, worsens environment. It is an important job to use remote sensing images to detect and monitor coal fires, deliver information for firefighting. Because of some restriction, we can’t get images with appropriate spectral resolution and the time of scanning we want. When analysing the images we have to take acount of the effects of image types, scanning data, DTM, climatic condition, character of rocks. The paper focuses on discussing the relationship between thermal radiant temperature and the factors mentioned above.

Keywords Quaternary Remote Sensing NDVI index NDWI index NDBI index Feature Information

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	ZHANG Wei
	YANG Jin-Zhong
	WANG Xiao-Hong
	WU Dun-Wen
	HU Yun-Lei
	YAO Rong-Jun

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ZHANG Wei,YANG Jin-Zhong,WANG Xiao-Hong, et al. FACTORS NEED TO BE THOUGHT ABOUT WHILE USING REMOTE SENSING IMAGES TO EXTRACT COAL FIRE INFORMATION[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 1998, 10(1): 33-39.

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