The accuracy of ground data used in remote-sensing investigations

作者: P. J. CURRAN , H. D. WILLIAMSON

DOI: 10.1080/01431168508948311

关键词: Remote sensing (archaeology)TerrainData processingSampling designGround truthSpatial variabilityRemote sensingComputer scienceExtrapolationSampling (statistics)

摘要: Abstract A popular application of remotely sensed data is the estimation an environmental variable at a point, with its extrapolation over large area. For such work reliable ground are required. This paper divided into two parts; first part review which looks considerations that necessary for collection and finds spatial variability terrain has profound effect on sample design. The second illustrates these by means case study in airborne used to map green-leaf-area index grassland. It concluded even when sizes were employed error was greater than data.

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