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An airborne spectroscopic image was flown over an intensively used agricultural area and over a location which had suffered from a forest fire. Many surfaces feature details could be indentified either from synthesized near true color images, from the normalized differential vegetation index (NDVI), from a principal component analysis or by treating the data with an unsupervised neural network. A comparison of the individual results demonstrates the strength of each method.
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Furrer, R., Barsch, A., Olbert, C. et al. Multispectral imaging of land surface. GeoJournal 32, 7–16 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00806350
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