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Compute reflectance (or radiance) at a sensor wavebands
from an hyperspectral or multispectral measurement using
relative spectral responses (RSR)
Description
Compute reflectance (or radiance) at a sensor wavebands
from an hyperspectral or multispectral measurement using
relative spectral responses (RSR)
Arguments
waves
vector of wavelenghts for the input spectral reflectance spectra
rho
vector of the input spectral reflectance spectra (same lenght as waves)
SENSOR
is a string for the SENSOR names. Supported sensors are
OLI (default),
MERIS,
S2A,
S2B,
S3A,
S3B,
MODISA,
MODIST,
VIIRS,
SeaWIFS,
RapidEye,
PlanetScope_0C0D,
PlanetScope_0E,
PlanetScope_0F_10
Author(s)
Simon Bélanger
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Compute reflectance (or radiance) at a sensor wavebands from an hyperspectral or multispectral measurement using relative spectral responses (RSR)
Description
Compute reflectance (or radiance) at a sensor wavebands from an hyperspectral or multispectral measurement using relative spectral responses (RSR)
Arguments
waves |
vector of wavelenghts for the input spectral reflectance spectra |
rho |
vector of the input spectral reflectance spectra (same lenght as waves) |
SENSOR |
is a string for the SENSOR names. Supported sensors are OLI (default), MERIS, S2A, S2B, S3A, S3B, MODISA, MODIST, VIIRS, SeaWIFS, RapidEye, PlanetScope_0C0D, PlanetScope_0E, PlanetScope_0F_10 |
Author(s)
Simon Bélanger
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