Using satellite data into productivity model

Author

Laguette, Soizik ; Vidal, Alain ; VOSSEN, Paul

Author_Institution

IRSA-MARS Project, JRC, Ispra, Italy

Volume

2

fYear

34881

fDate

10-14 Jul1995

Firstpage

1465

Abstract

One of the preoccupations of the European Union (EU) for the implementation of its agricultural policy is to dispose of reliable and independent yield estimations. The use of the analytic links between parameters derived from satellite data and physiological functions representing the crop growth conditions gives a qualitative appreciation of the biomass production. More quantitative information can be obtained by the application of the semi deterministic model of Monteith (1972) in which the solar radiation intercepted by a crop is transformed into dry matter. Monteith parameters are expressed according to satellite and agrometeorological information

Keywords

agriculture; geophysical techniques; remote sensing; European Union; Monteith; Monteith parameters; agricultural production; agriculture; analytic link; biomass production; crop growth conditions; crop production; geophysical measurement technique; optical imaging; physiological functions; productivity model; satellite data; semi deterministic model; solar radiation; vegetation mapping; yield estimation; Biomass; Crops; Production; Productivity; Remote sensing; Satellites; Solar radiation; Stress; Vegetation; Wavelength conversion; Yield estimation;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 1995. IGARSS '95. 'Quantitative Remote Sensing for Science and Applications', International

Conference_Location

Firenze

Print_ISBN

0-7803-2567-2

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/IGARSS.1995.521781

Filename

521781