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3 November 2010Study on the monitoring model of soil moisture for Aeolian
desertification using MODIS image data
1Chang'an Univ. (China) 2Northwest Agriculture & Forestry Univ. (China) 3College of Henan Medical for Staff and Workers (China) 4Baoji Univ. of Arts and Sciences (China)
Soil moisture is the most important parameter in hydrology and meteorology, as well as in the fields of many agricultural
sciences. According to the water absorption rate curve, this paper proposes that the reflectivity of the band 6th and 7th of MODIS image data can be used to monitor soil moisture content and made comparisons with the Temperature
Vegetation Drought Index (TVDI). Through field investigation of desertified area of Xinjiang, China, we confirm that
there is a good negative correlation between the reflectivity of the band 7th of MODIS image data and the surface
humidity. The result shows that the reflectivity of the Band 7 is an effective way to monitor the soil moisture of
desertified areas in a large scale.
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Aidi Huo, Zhiguo Sun, Huike Li, Xiaojing Hou, Guangjun Zhang, "Study on the monitoring model of soil moisture for Aeolian desertification using MODIS image data," Proc. SPIE 7840, Sixth International Symposium on Digital Earth: Models, Algorithms, and Virtual Reality, 78400D (3 November 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.872310