Verification of multispectral data processing for the Sentinel-2A bands, field ASD FieldSpec® 3FR and UAV with the DJI STS-VIS
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https://doi.org/10.36023/ujrs.2019.21.147Keywords:
spectral imaging, vegetation indices, orthophotoplane, correlation between the terrestrial and remote sensing measurementsAbstract
The study of plant cover have been performed by the hyperspectral remote sensing method using ASD FieldSpec® 3FR and DJI STS-VIS measurements. The orthophotoplans are compiled for the test plots of interest at the spatial resolution of 2.5 cm. The substantial correlation for the results of terrestrial verification for the satellite image data in the range of Sentinel-2A bands are confirmed. 15 vegetation indices for the Sentinel-2А wavelength bands were drawn at the Pearson correlation coefficient r > 0.97, with a maximum value of the correlation error of 0.07.
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Verification of multispectral data processing for the Sentinel-2A bands, field ASD FieldSpec® 3FR and UAV with the DJI STS-VIS
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