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Spectral Signatures are the specific combination of reflected and absorbed electromagnetic (EM) radiation at varying wavelengths which can uniquely identify an object. The spectral signature of stars...
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The concept of a "spectral signature", another name for a plot of the variations of reflected (or absorbed) EM radiation as function of wavelengths, gives rise to the widely used approach to identifying and separating different materials or objects using multispectral data obtained by remote sensors.
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A spectral signature is a unique reflectance value in a specific part of the spectrum. Displayed in the graph below are the spectral signatures for healthy green vegetation, stressed vegetation, and severely stressed vegetation.
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The downward illumination may be described briefly by two signature types: the downwards spectral irradiance and the diffuse proportion of the downwards spectral irradiance.
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ACRS 1995 : Water/Marine Resources; Estimation of Chlorophyll Concentration in Lakes and Inland Seas From Near-infrared and Red Spectral Signature ... It was found that the spectral signature of near infrared range is investigate the behaviour of the proposed model was used in rich chlorophyll water types. Furthermore,
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Once the spectral signature is calibrated to identify known stands, then the spectral signature could be used to identify other stands (not ground verified with GPS) of the same species, therefore predicting their location.
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The impact of wind on the spectral signature of crop ... On August 4, 1998 NASA's Advanced Thermal and Land Applications Sensor (ATLAS) was flown over experimental fields in southwestern Georgia. The flights were designed to acquire high resolution (~2.5 meter) imagery over the farm at least twice within 30 minutes.
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Contribution of fluorescence to the spectral signature and perceived color of corals; Charles H. Mazel; Physical Sciences Inc., 20 New England Business Center, Andover, Massachusetts 01810; Eran Fuchs1;
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The present study explores the potential advantages of using the far-infrared spectral signature for investigating the microphysical and radiative properties of ice clouds (cirrus clouds, in particular). These clouds have a significant impact on the terrestrial climate system through their radiative effect.
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