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8 November 2002 Aerosol mapping over rugged heterogeneous terrain with imaging spectrometer data
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Abstract
A method for the determination of aerosol optical properties from imaging spectrometer data on a local scale is investigated, making use of the continuous spectral coverage, high spatial resolution, and the well-calibrated radiometry of such data. The method (correlated spectral unmixing) is based on the decomposition of the sensor signal in the short-wave infrared using spectrum database ground spectra, the reconstruction of image ground spectra in the visible, and forward modelling with a radiative transfer code. The sensitivity of the imaging spectrometer signal to different atmospheric condititions is explored, as well as the correlation of spectral reflectances in the visible and short-wave infrared for a variety of surfaces. The potential of the presented method is demonstrated for a scene from the airborne visible and infrared imaging spectrometer AVIRIS over rugged heterogeneous coastal terrain in California, and comparisons to multispectral methods are made.
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Stephan Bojinski, Daniel Schlaepfer, Michael E. Schaepman, and Johannes Keller "Aerosol mapping over rugged heterogeneous terrain with imaging spectrometer data", Proc. SPIE 4816, Imaging Spectrometry VIII, (8 November 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.451623
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KEYWORDS
Aerosols

Reflectivity

Short wave infrared radiation

Atmospheric particles

Atmospheric modeling

Sensors

Spectroscopy

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