Transferring remotely sensed predictions of drought events on Bornean rainforests
Transferring remotely sensed predictions of drought events on Bornean rainforests
In order to inform the development of a remote sensing drought monitoring system
over Sabah, Borneo, this paper explored how a relationship between remotely
sensed data and rainfall developed at one site in Sabah transferred to four other sites in Sabah. By way of developing relationships between rainfall statistics collected at
five Sabah rainforest sites and remotely sensed data (acquired by NOAA AVHRR)
processed to MIR reflectance, the VI3 index, the Ts/NDVI index and Ts/VI3 index,
two points were concluded. The first was that the relationship between remotely
sensed data and rainfall is non-stationary across Sabah during the 1997/1998 ENSO
and the second was that the index Ts/VI3 is an effective means of using the remotely
sensed data available.
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Boyd, D.S.
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Phipps, P.C.
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Foody, G.M.
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2003
Boyd, D.S.
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Phipps, P.C.
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Foody, G.M.
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Boyd, D.S., Phipps, P.C. and Foody, G.M.
(2003)
Transferring remotely sensed predictions of drought events on Bornean rainforests.
The Annual Conference of Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society - Scales and Dynamics in Observing the Environment, Nottingham, UK.
09 - 11 Sep 2003.
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Abstract
In order to inform the development of a remote sensing drought monitoring system
over Sabah, Borneo, this paper explored how a relationship between remotely
sensed data and rainfall developed at one site in Sabah transferred to four other sites in Sabah. By way of developing relationships between rainfall statistics collected at
five Sabah rainforest sites and remotely sensed data (acquired by NOAA AVHRR)
processed to MIR reflectance, the VI3 index, the Ts/NDVI index and Ts/VI3 index,
two points were concluded. The first was that the relationship between remotely
sensed data and rainfall is non-stationary across Sabah during the 1997/1998 ENSO
and the second was that the index Ts/VI3 is an effective means of using the remotely
sensed data available.
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Published date: 2003
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The Annual Conference of Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society - Scales and Dynamics in Observing the Environment, Nottingham, UK, 2003-09-09 - 2003-09-11
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D.S. Boyd
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G.M. Foody
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