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Original Articles

Bidirectional and hemispheric reflectivities of a bright soil plane and a sparse dark canopy

Pages 897-902 | Received 17 Mar 1984, Accepted 28 Jul 1984, Published online: 06 Jul 2010
 

Abstract

A reflectivities model is presented for a forest with snow on the ground and, optionally, on the branches. The winter forest is assumed to be a sparse canopy and its structure represented as randomly positioned vertical cylinders ( or vertical facets randomly oriented in azimuth) and horizontal facets. Explicit expressions are developed for bidirectional and hemispheric reflectivities in terms of two structure parameters and of the reflectivities of the soil plane and of the horizontal facets.

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