Ben-Dor E., Banin A. (1996). Evaluation of several soil properties using convolved TM spectra. In :
Escadafal Richard (ed.), Mulders M.A. (ed.), Thiombiano L. (ed.). Surveillance des sols dans l'environnement par télédétection et systèmes d'information géographiques = Monitoring soils in the environment with remote sensing and GIS. Paris : ORSTOM, p. 135-149. (Colloques et Séminaires). Surveillance des Sols dans l'Environnement par Télédétection et Systèmes d'Information Géographiques : Symposium International AISS (Groupes de Travail RS : Télédétection et Cartographie des Sols et DM : Carte Internationale Numérique des Sols et des Terrains) = Monitoring Soils in the Environment with Remote Sensing and GIS : ISSS International Symposium (Working Groups RS and DM), Ouagadougou (BKF), 1995/02/06-10. ISBN 2-7099-1331-3. ISSN 0767-2896.
Titre du document
Evaluation of several soil properties using convolved TM spectra
Année de publication
1996
Type de document
Partie d'ouvrage
Auteurs
Ben-Dor E., Banin A.
In
Escadafal Richard (ed.), Mulders M.A. (ed.), Thiombiano L. (ed.) Surveillance des sols dans l'environnement par télédétection et systèmes d'information géographiques = Monitoring soils in the environment with remote sensing and GIS
Source
Paris : ORSTOM, 1996,
p. 135-149 (Colloques et Séminaires). ISBN 2-7099-1331-3 ISSN 0767-2896
Colloque
Surveillance des Sols dans l'Environnement par Télédétection et Systèmes d'Information Géographiques : Symposium International AISS (Groupes de Travail RS : Télédétection et Cartographie des Sols et DM : Carte Internationale Numérique des Sols et des Terrains) = Monitoring Soils in the Environment with Remote Sensing and GIS : ISSS International Symposium (Working Groups RS and DM), Ouagadougou (BKF), 1995/02/06-10
Laboratory reflectance spectra of ninety-one soil samples from Israel were convolved into the six TM bandpasses allocated within the VIS-NIR-SWIR spectral region (0.4-2.5 micrometers). Laboratory convolved TM spectra were used as raw data against which to run the NIRA-VNIRA (Near Infrared Analysis and Visible and Near Infrared Analysis, respectively) procedure using a method called Thematic Mapper Analysis (TMA). Fourteen soil properties and constituents were examined for possible prediction from the TM spectra, but only four were found to be significantly predictable : carbonates (CaCO3), specific surface area (SSA), total silica (SiO2), and loss-on-ignition residual (LOI). Prediction performance of the method is still low relative to the results obtained using a similar population and an analysis routine for highest spectral resolution data, however the extremely difficult conditions used (low spectral resolution and complex soil matrix), the prediction performance is likely to be good and is very promising for the remote sensing applications of soils. Further study with real TM data and field measurements is strongly recommended. (Résumé d'auteur)
Plan de classement
Constituants et propriétés des sols [068PROSOL]
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Modélisation [126TELTRN05]
