@Article{MorelliFormEpip:1993:InGeVi,
author = "Morelli, Ademir Fernando and Formaggio, Antonio Roberto and
Epiphanio, Jose Carlos Neves",
title = "Influencia da geometria de visada na reflectancia espectral de
duas gramineas forrageiras",
journal = "Revista UNIVAP",
year = "1993",
volume = "1",
number = "1",
pages = "27--42",
month = "set.",
abstract = "The objective of this research was to evaluate the influence's
valuation of view geometry variation in spectral behavior of
herbaceous vegetation and soil, underlying in composition pastures
for Brachiaria decumbens Stapf. cv. Basilisk Stapf and Brachiaria
brizantha Stapf. cv. Marandu. The methodology development involved
the report analysis between the spectral reflectance and the
biophysics parameters of herbaceous vegetation and soil. For this
purpose radiometric and biophysics measurements were done for 25
vegetation samples andone soil sample, in experiment areas of 1000
m2, for each species. The multispectral bidirectional reflectance
measurements (500 to 1100 nm)were obtained in the view zenith
angles ( v)of 0 , 15 , 30 , 45 and 60 for three sectors of
azimutal plain ( v=0 , 90 and 180 ), with the solar zenith angle
variation controlled for an amplitude of the 10 ( s=45 to 55 ) and
the solar azimutal variation compensated in the acquisition
method. The following vegetation parameters were measured: fresh
and dry biomass, fresh and dry green biomass, droughtry biomass
and leaf and stems; water content of total, green and droughtry
biomassa, Leaf Area Index (LAI)and percentage of canopy cover. The
soil parameters available were color, roughness and chemistry
composition. This research intent was the comprehension of
physical mechanisms involved in the directional reflectance factor
distribution of complete homogeneous vegetation canopies and its
influences in the relation between spectral behavior and
vegetation parameters. The general scattering behavior was
coherent with the dinamics observed in the literature and
wassupported by two principal phenomena: the {"}phase function{"}
and {"}geometric effect 1{"}. The major trends observed in the
reflectance factor ocurred in the azimuth in the principal plane
of the sun ( s=0 and 180 ), while the minor trends ocurred in the
azimuth direction perpendicular to the principal plane of the sun
( s=90 ). For all view angles and spectral bands the minimum
reflectance ocurred near nadir ( v=0 ) and increased with
increasing view zenith angles for all azimuth directions. This
trend is caused by the shading of flower canopy layers, by
components in the upper layers and by viewing different
proportions of the layer components as the view angle changes
({"}effect 1{"}). In some cases by an additional effect of
{"}phase function{"}, the reflectance minimum was shifted slightly
off-nadir in the foward scattering direction ( s=0 ). This shift
was maximized for ocurrence of reproductive structures in the top
layers of cover, because this structure is vertical and opaque.
The near infra-red band was less influenced by view geometry
variation than in the spectral bands of visible, because in the
near infra-red band the transmitance was nearly equal to the
reflectance for most structural components of herbaceous
vegetation, while in the visible the reflectance is major,
consequentely the {"}effect 1{"} is maximized. The major
information content about vegetation cover was obtained in the
principal plane of the sun, in the backscattering direction ( =180
), than showed better relationships to the vegetation parameters,
because of the ocurrence of {"}hot spot{"}. The vegetation
parameters of prodution and water content showed the best
correlations, because its parameters have more association to the
near infra-red, that exbited the better performance than visible
bands, more associated to LAI and fresh and dry biomass
components. The {"}effect 1{"} was the dominant phenomenon with
controlled the directional reflectance distributions observed, but
had its effects alterated by the action of aditional phenomenon
{"}phase function{"}.",
issn = "1517-3275",
label = "6186",
targetfile = "INPE 6526.pdf",
urlaccessdate = "28 abr. 2024"
}