Thermal infrared remote sensing
RESEARCH ADVANCES ON RADIATION TRANSFER MODELING AND INVERSION FOR MULTI-SCALE LAND SURFACE REMOTE SENSING
... multi-source remote sensing data are ...quantitative remote sensing product generation system is designed and the software system prototype will be ...near infrared, thermal ...
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WILDLIFE MULTISPECIES REMOTE SENSING USING VISIBLE AND THERMAL INFRARED IMAGERY ACQUIRED FROM AN UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE (UAV)
... The day before the flight, 22 ground targets were installed in open areas close to access roads (figure 1) and were located using a GeoXH TM GPS (Trimble) with an accuracy of 10 to 30 cm. These targets were used for ...
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Identification of catchment functional units by time series of thermal remote sensing images
... Other important spatial information that can be obtained from remote sensing is land surface temperature (LST). It results from a complex balance and interaction of incoming and outgoing short- and longwave ...
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Thermal remote sensing from Airborne Hyperspectral Scanner data in the framework of the SPARC and SEN2FLEX projects: an overview
... The SPARC field campaign started in July 2003, but the main data collection was carried out in July 2004. It was or- ganized under the framework of different activities related to the Surface Processes and Ecosystem ...
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IDENTIFICATION OF ACTIVE AREAS OF EARTHQUAKE BY THERMAL REMOTE SENSING
... by thermal anomalies or an increase in Land Surface Temperature (LST) (Saraf et ...using thermal and infrared images (Tramutoli et ...the thermal images in seismology was issued in 1988 ...
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Remote sensing of aerosols over snow using infrared AATSR observations
... confirmed by e.g. snow emissivity measurements in MODIS USCB Emissivity Library. Measured emissivity is quite stable throughout the thermal region of the spectrum (vari- ation around 2%). Hori et al. (2006) show ...
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Multimodal classification of remote sensing images
... , provided for the contest by Telops Inc., Québec, Canada, which involved two airborne imagery acquired at different spectral ranges and spatial resolutions: 1) a coarser-resolution LWIR hyperspectral image and 2) ...
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Ground-based remote sensing scheme for monitoring aerosol–cloud interactions
... and the aerosol concentration in the same column. Thanks to the unique capabilities of the ground-based remote sensors data can be collected and compared continuously. Further, because we use the upward pointing ...
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A NOVEL REMOVAL METHOD FOR DENSE STRIPES IN REMOTE SENSING IMAGES
... Mainly because of inconsistent response and imperfect calibration of each detector (Chen, et al., 2003), striping effects are common phenomena in spaceborne and airborne multi- detector remote sensing ...
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EVALUATION OF THERMAL REMOTE SENSING FOR DETECTION OF THERMAL ANOMALIES AS EARTHQUAKE PRECURSORS
... the thermal precursors is very well understood, monitoring impending incidents by use of satellite thermal imagery does not seem to be conclusive and feasible in the near ...
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UPDATING MAPS USING HIGH RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGERY
... years remote sensing technology has been improved ...Comparatively remote sensing technology is not that much sophisticated or over-expensive gadgets that cannot be afforded or utilized, in ...
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Distributed Processing Of Large Remote Sensing Images Using MapReduce
... MapReduce is a parallel programming model for processing of large datasets on clusters of low-cost commodity computers [Dean and Ghemawat, 2008]. The model, originally introduced by Google, is developed on a well known ...
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Bio-Optical Properties of the Inner Continental Shelf off Santos Estuarine System, Southeastern Brazil, and their Implications for Ocean Color Algorithm Performance
... optical components present in the surface water will result in overestimates of the remote sensing algorithms (CARDER et al., 1989). In accordance with the author, covariance of marine humic and other ocean ...
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Efficient thermal infrared emitter with high radiant power
... ideal thermal emitter should fea- ture a high electrical resistance and a low heat capacity (also referred to as thermal mass) in order to be modulated electri- ...good thermal isolation, a high ...
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Combining surface reanalysis and remote sensing data for monitoring evapotranspiration
... compared with eddy covariance flux tower data and it can be readily applied over large areas using remote sensing and surface reanalysis data. In addition, it requires no cali- bration (optimization) or ...
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Supporting Remote Sensing Research with Small Unmanned Aerial Systems
... We describe several remote sensing research projects supported with small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) operated by the NGA Basic and Applied Research Office. These sUAS collections provide data supporting ...
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Thermal comfort index and infrared temperatures for lambs subjected to
... comparison after analyses of variance. Superficial body temperatures and average daily weight gain were evalu- ated using environment, diagnosis of mastitis, and age of the lamb as fixed effects. Superficial body ...
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Remote Sensing Image Retrieval with Combined Features Of Salient Region
... for remote sensing image retrieval, which is different from natural image ...In remote sensing image retrieval community, one common strategy is dividing the whole remote sensing ...
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HAITI EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT: REVIEW OF THE REMOTE SENSING ROLE
... of remote sensing are therefore crucial in order to get the end users aware of the accuracy they can expect from a specific satellite/aerial based analysis, consequently interpreting the outputs for a more ...
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Remote sensing of the chlorophyll-a based on OLILandsat-8 and MSISentinel-2A (Barra Bonita reservoir, Brazil)
... Remote sensing of the chlorophyll- a based on OLI/Landsat-8 and MSI/Sentinel-2A (Barra Bonita reservoir, Brazil).. FERNANDA WATANABE 1.[r] ...
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