Some spectral considerations for remote sensing of soil salinity. [Workshop paper]

Multivariate techniques were employed to analyse field and airborne reflectance data gathered over 3 years from areas of dryland agricultural salinity in Western Australia. It was concluded that spectral bands, existing in currently available remote sensing systems, may not be optimal for the deline...

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Published inAustralian journal of soil research Vol. 28
Main Authors Hick P.T, Russell W.G.R
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1990
Subjects
australia occidental
australie occidentale
espectrometria
propiedades fisico quimicas suelo
propriete physicochimique du sol
remote sensing
salinidad
salinite
salinity
soil chemicophysical properties
spectrometrie
spectrometry
teledeteccion
teledetection
western australia
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Summary:Multivariate techniques were employed to analyse field and airborne reflectance data gathered over 3 years from areas of dryland agricultural salinity in Western Australia. It was concluded that spectral bands, existing in currently available remote sensing systems, may not be optimal for the delineation of salinity; that volunteer vegetation indicated the impact of increasing salinity; and that minor amounts of soluble salts in surface soils will modify spectra.
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ISSN:0004-9573
1446-568X
DOI:10.1071/SR9900417