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Title: Domains of Information


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Domains of Information
  • spectral
  • spatial
  • angular (BRDF)
  • distance-resolved (e.g. LiDAR)
  • multi-temporal

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EM Radiation
  • emitted, scattered or absorbed
  • energy out energy in scattering energy
    emitted
  • intrinsic properties (emission,
    scattering/absorption)
  • vary with wavelength
  • vary with physical / chemical properties
  • can vary with view angle

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EM Spectrum ( atmospheric transmission)
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Plancks law - intensities of radiation
(radiances) as a function of wavelength for
materials with different T
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Spectral reflectance
  • Related to
  • how much (illuminated) material (seen)
  • reflectance / absorptance characteristics of
    materials
  • ( multiple scattered effects)

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Leaves
  • Absorbtance by leaf pigments, water etc
  • Acting in different parts of the spectrum

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Leaves Factors affecting reflectance/transmittanc
e of plant elements
  • pigment type/concentration
  • e.g. Chlorophyll a,b - absorb visible radiation
  • surface features
  • hairs, spines, veins, cuticular wax - scattering
    (e.g. specular)
  • cell morphology and content
  • NIR - high refl. due to scattering at
    refractive index discontinuities
    (nair 0 ncell1.47)
  • MIR - water absorption features

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  • So attempt to take RS measurement and relate to
  • cover type
  • different spectral properties)
  • amount of material (eg vegetation)
  • eg leaf
  • high NIR, low visible (basis of VIs)

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Interpretation complicated by
  • variations in Sun/view angle

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Directional Information
  • Describe directional reflectance by BRDF
  • Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function
  • e.g. plot as function of view zenith angle

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Directional Information
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Features of BRDF
  • General upwards bowl shape for most biomes
  • retro-reflectance peak (hot spot)

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Directional Information
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Features of BRDF
  • Bowl shape
  • increased scattering due to increased path length
    through canopy

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Features of BRDF
  • Bowl shape
  • increased scattering due to increased path length
    through canopy

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Features of BRDF
  • Hot Spot
  • mainly shadowing minimum
  • so reflectance higher

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Use of directional information
  • Parameterisation of surface conditions
  • build model of physics of effect of surface
    properties on reflectence
  • invert model against RS BRDF measurements

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Distance-resolved
  • Can determine distance from satellites
  • based on time-delay of signal

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Distance-resolved
  • Can determine distance from satellites
  • based on time-delay of signal

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Distance-resolved
  • eg GPS

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Distance-resolved
  • EO example
  • radar interferometry

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Distance-resolved
  • EO example
  • radar interferometry
  • assume know satellite position

(¾½)x360 315 degrees
¾ way through
270 degrees
2 x d1 (N1(¾½))x5.6
(360 degrees, 2? radians)
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Distance-resolved
  • EO example
  • radar interferometry

2 x (d2 - d1) (N2- N1) x 5.6 ((¾½)-0) x 5.6
0 way through
2 x d2 (N2) x 5.6
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Distance-resolved
  • EO example
  • position 1
  • 2 x (d2 - d1) (N2- N1) x 5.6 ((¾½)-0) x 5.6
  • position 2
  • point on ground next to current point will have
    different phase change
  • if its within the same cycle (height change less
    than 5.6cm)
  • can tell relative height change between these
    points
  • very precise (mm)

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Shuttle Radar Topography Mission
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Shuttle Radar Topography Mission
11 Feb 2000 (Endeavour) - 11 days 30m DEM of /-
60 degrees latitude
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Distance-resolved
Measure small change - subsidence
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Distance-resolved
Measure small change - earthquake
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Distance-resolved
RADAR
RAdio Detection And Ranging
LIDAR
LIght Detection And Ranging
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Distance-resolved LIDAR
  • Send laser pulse from sensor
  • measure round trip time
  • 2x distance
  • use NIR mostly
  • atmospheric effects minimised

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Distance-resolved LIDAR
  • Examples - EA
  • fly aiborne LIDAR regularly for high resolution
    DEM
  • use first/last return
  • ground height / tree height

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Distance-resolved - LIDAR
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Distance-resolved LIDAR
  • Examples - VCL
  • Vegetation Canopy LIDAR
  • NASA mission to fly 2000
  • waveform LIDAR

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Distance-resolved VCL
  • waveform LIDAR

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Distance-resolved
  • waveform LIDAR

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LIDAR
  • Simple form of measurement
  • easy to use (? Simply)
  • doesnt work (well) on high slopes
  • requires highly-sensitive instrumentation
  • potentials for new forms of information
  • waveform LIDAR

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Interferometry
  • Used for number of years
  • operational (SRTM)
  • different scales for different SAR frequencies
  • doesnt work well (for height) if change between
    images
  • wind in forests
  • doesnt work on high slopes
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