Spectral Angle Mapper: Similarity Without Unique Material Identity
Spectral angle mapper compares the angle between spectral vectors.
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Spectral angle mapper compares the angle between spectral vectors.
Continuum removal expresses absorption structure relative to an estimated spectral envelope.
Hyperspectral datasets can contain channels affected by atmospheric absorption, low signal, detector problems or calibration limits.
Hyperspectral imaging records many relatively narrow spectral channels, while multispectral systems record fewer broader bands.
A temperature difference between satellite dates combines surface change with weather, solar conditions and observation timing.
Thermal infrared satellites estimate a radiometric temperature close to the water surface under suitable conditions.
A thermal pixel can contain surfaces with different temperatures and emissivities.
Daytime and nighttime thermal observations sample different parts of the surface energy cycle.
Canopy temperature can relate to transpiration and water status, but the relationship depends on weather, canopy structure and soil contribution.
A thermal anomaly indicates a radiance pattern exceeding a product’s detection criteria.
Satellite surface-temperature maps describe radiometric surface conditions at an overpass time.
Emissivity describes how efficiently a surface emits thermal radiation relative to a reference blackbody.
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