Publication Date:
2019-07-13
Description:
A combined Landsat/radar approach to classification of remotely sensed data, with emphasis on crops, was undertaken. Radar data were obtained by microwave radar spectrometers over fields near Eudora, Kansas and Landsat image data were obtained for the same test site. After Landsat digital images were registered and test-cells extracted, a comparable set of radar image pixels were simulated to match the Landsat pixels. The combined data set is then used for classification, and the results are examined with the best combination of sensor variables identified. Finally, the usefulness of radar in a simulated cloud-cover situation is demonstrated. The major conclusion derived from this study is that the combination of radar/optical sensors is superior to either one alone.
Keywords:
EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
Type:
Annual Symposium on Machine processing of remotely sensed data and soil information systems and remote sensing and soil survey; Jun 03, 1980 - Jun 06, 1980; West Lafayette, IN
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