Claim · model-written summary
SCM, SAM, SID, and SID × sin(SAM) found Stokes-equation R∞ most similar to canopy reflectance.
- Taxon
- plant speciese1
- Outcome
- most similar to canopy ρe0
- Direction
- most similare0
- Comparator
- Stokes’ equatione0
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Verbatim
e0“the SCM, SAM, SID, and SID × sin(SAM) metrics showed R∞ from the Stokes’ equation was the most similar to canopy ρ”
t0“leaf reflectance”
e1“plant species”
Title
Spectral discrimination using infinite leaf reflectance and simulated canopy reflectance
E. Raymond Hunt International Journal of Remote Sensing 2021. doi:10.1080/01431161.2020.1864061
Other claims from this paper (5)
- Method / resource Simulated canopy reflectance at leaf area index 10 did not match infinite-leaf reflectance.
- Method / resource Euclidean distances between canopy and infinite-leaf reflectance were large, particularly under the Stokes equation.
- Method / resource The combined SID × sin(SAM) metric had greatest similarity between infinite-leaf and canopy reflectance.
- Method / resource Infinite-leaf reflectance was judged a poor substitute for canopy reflectance.
- Method / resource Infinite-leaf reflectance may help assess species differences in leaf chemical composition.