Figures & data
Figure 3. TOA reflectance of six land-cover types (left) and VI values on shady and sunny slopes (right).
Note: bands #1–2 represent red and near-infrared wavebands, respectively (left); slopes #1–2 represent vegetation on shady slopes and sunny slopes without shadow, respectively (right).
![Figure 3. TOA reflectance of six land-cover types (left) and VI values on shady and sunny slopes (right).Note: bands #1–2 represent red and near-infrared wavebands, respectively (left); slopes #1–2 represent vegetation on shady slopes and sunny slopes without shadow, respectively (right).](/cms/asset/92dc5313-571c-429a-9025-b13bf8c6d8d0/tjde_a_1495770_f0003_ob.jpg)
Figure 5. Vegetation indices in the research area.
Note: a–c, j represent vegetation indices computed from the TOA reflectance data, d–f represent vegetation indices computed from the C model corrected data, g–i represent vegetation indices computed from the 6S + C corrected data, and k represents cosi.
![Figure 5. Vegetation indices in the research area.Note: a–c, j represent vegetation indices computed from the TOA reflectance data, d–f represent vegetation indices computed from the C model corrected data, g–i represent vegetation indices computed from the 6S + C corrected data, and k represents cosi.](/cms/asset/af9147f3-c64e-4331-aa10-fed3be352e76/tjde_a_1495770_f0005_ob.jpg)
Figure 6. Plots of vegetation indices for 532 sets of samples.
Note: a–c, j represent vegetation indices computed from the TOA reflectance data, d–f represent vegetation indices from the C model corrected data, and g–i represent vegetation indices from the 6S + C corrected data.
![Figure 6. Plots of vegetation indices for 532 sets of samples.Note: a–c, j represent vegetation indices computed from the TOA reflectance data, d–f represent vegetation indices from the C model corrected data, and g–i represent vegetation indices from the 6S + C corrected data.](/cms/asset/b147395b-5448-4855-9afb-39026c799f0b/tjde_a_1495770_f0006_oc.jpg)