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Citation Koide, Mitsuo, Tserenkhuu Purevdorj, and Ryuzo Yokoyama. “Atmospheric Corrections for NDVI in Mongolian Highland by Considering Elevation Effect.” In Space Informatics for Grassland Sustainable Development. Proceedings of the First International Seminar on Space Informatics for Sustainable Development: Grassland Monitoring and Management, Ulan Bator, Mongolia, 20-25 June 1995, 111-118. UNCRD Proceedings Series, no. 10. Nagoya, Japan: United Nations Centre for Regional Development; National Space Development Agency of Japan, 1996.


Title



Atmospheric Corrections for NDVI in Mongolian Highland by Considering Elevation Effect

Year 1996
Author
Koide, Mitsuo Iwate University
Author
Purevdorj, Tserenkhuu Iwate University
Author
Yokoyama, Ryuzo Iwate University
Material Type Conference Paper
Features 6 references; 3 tables; 5 figures 
Pages p. 111-118
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294 p. Space Informatics for Grassland Sustainable Development

 

Subjects AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 07.05.01
ATMOSPHERE 17.01.02
COMMUNICATION SATELLITES 08.16.03
DATA PROCESSING 19.01.06
HILLS 17.03.04
MONGOLIA 01.04.04
VEGETATION 07.07.01
Abstract We carried out measurement of spectral reflectance for various ground covers in the Mongolian highland in the summer of 1994 and calculated the normalized difference in vegetation index (GT-NDVI). The GT-NDVIs were compared with the NDVI derived from AVHRR data (NOAA-NDVI). It was found that there are intrinsic differences between GT-NDVI and NOAA-NDVI such as NOAA-NDVIs always showed lower values than GT-NDVIs. Then correction algorithms for atmospheric effects were applied to the NOAA-NDVI by taking into account solar zenith angle, scan angle and elevation. In the corrected NDVI(COR-NDVI), the values increased to correspond with those of GT-NDVI. --author's abstract 
Control No. PS 10l

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