Application of spectrometer cropscan MSR 16R and Landsat imagery for identification the spectral characteristics of land cover

Tampubolon, Togi; Abdullah, K.; San, Lim Hwee

doi:10.1063/1.4820309

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“…Where the result was a high correlation indicated that the classification results together with the results of field surveys Landsat, meant to further results from the Landsat satellite trustworthy used for classification, for the next satellite data can be used. [8] 3.2 Temperature Measurement Results Figure 1. Comparison between the temperatures obtained from field surveys and temperature obtained from satellite data and their correlation.…”

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Remote Sensing Role in Applied Science and Technology

Tampubolon¹,

Hutahean²,

Rahmatsyah³

2019

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 5th Annual International Seminar on Trends in Science and Science Education, AISTSSE 2018

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This study was conducted :-To prove whether remote sensing can be accepted in science and technology,-see the changes in the environment and critical land. To get the information of an object, the principle of reflection in physics was used. Sunlight comes to the earth surface and an object or wave is brought to the object, then the object reflects back the wave spectrum corresponding to the object characteristics into space and captured by the sensor as a data source that will be processed using a computer. Thus, the reflected object characteristics will be known. The results of the study:-prove that remote sensing can be used to observe the desired earth surface,-and there is environmental changes by looking at the greenness index (NDVI) and surface temperature (LST) and,-there is land curvature. This study also recommends that: Remote sensing can be used to monitor the earth surface widely.

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Section: Spectroradiometer Survey Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%