The variation of the directional reflectance of a vegetative canopy with azimuthal view angle becomes prominent when the canopy is illuminated by the sun at large angles from zenith. An extension of a previous directional reflectance model of vegetative canopies is presented to quantify this effect. The results indicate that the cause of the azimuthal variation can be traced to solar flux illumination of the vertically oriented canopy components and that the extreme variations of reflectance with azimuth of view are moderated by the azimuthally isotropic sources of flux from skylight and canopy.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/34213/1/0000502.pd
Considerable variations have been noted in the relationship between remotely sensed data and canopy ...
Reflectance and polarized reflectance in the visible red band were measured for wheat canopies in a ...
Abstract- This paper presents a large set of spectral and directional signatures of the polarized re...
The non-Lambertian directional reflectance of a multilayer vegetative canopy is derived. Cause of th...
The non-Lambertian directional reflectance of a multilayer vegetative canopy is derived. Cause of th...
Pronounced effects on the reflective response of a crop canopy due to changes in solar azimuth and r...
Spectral hemispherical-conical reflectances of a nadir looking sensor were taken throughout the day ...
An exploratory study of the variance of the bidirec- (Deschamps et al., 1994) instruments. Also, dir...
An experiment was conducted at West Lafayette, Indiana in 1979 to quantitatively describe the intera...
The leaf inclination angle distribution (LAD) is an important characteristic of vegetation canopy st...
The recent work of Allen, Gayle, and Richardson (1970) and Suits (1972) has been extended to compute...
The objective of this paper is to study relationships between dai/y variations in sun angles and red...
219-228Vegetative surfaces are non-lambertian and deriving their spectral properties from space-born...
The interaction of the solar illumination angle and row azimuth angle of the measured reflectance fa...
The author has identified the following significant results. Within a restricted zenith sun angle ra...
Considerable variations have been noted in the relationship between remotely sensed data and canopy ...
Reflectance and polarized reflectance in the visible red band were measured for wheat canopies in a ...
Abstract- This paper presents a large set of spectral and directional signatures of the polarized re...
The non-Lambertian directional reflectance of a multilayer vegetative canopy is derived. Cause of th...
The non-Lambertian directional reflectance of a multilayer vegetative canopy is derived. Cause of th...
Pronounced effects on the reflective response of a crop canopy due to changes in solar azimuth and r...
Spectral hemispherical-conical reflectances of a nadir looking sensor were taken throughout the day ...
An exploratory study of the variance of the bidirec- (Deschamps et al., 1994) instruments. Also, dir...
An experiment was conducted at West Lafayette, Indiana in 1979 to quantitatively describe the intera...
The leaf inclination angle distribution (LAD) is an important characteristic of vegetation canopy st...
The recent work of Allen, Gayle, and Richardson (1970) and Suits (1972) has been extended to compute...
The objective of this paper is to study relationships between dai/y variations in sun angles and red...
219-228Vegetative surfaces are non-lambertian and deriving their spectral properties from space-born...
The interaction of the solar illumination angle and row azimuth angle of the measured reflectance fa...
The author has identified the following significant results. Within a restricted zenith sun angle ra...
Considerable variations have been noted in the relationship between remotely sensed data and canopy ...
Reflectance and polarized reflectance in the visible red band were measured for wheat canopies in a ...
Abstract- This paper presents a large set of spectral and directional signatures of the polarized re...