Research Article

An Integrated Field and Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Method for the Estimation of Pigments Content of Stipa Purpurea in Shenzha, Tibet

Table 1

High spectral characteristic parameter selection.

TypesNameAbbreviationCalculation formulaLiterature

Spectral area and location parametersBlue margin valueMaximum of first derivative spectrum in 490 to 520 nm wavelengthElvidge et al., 1995
Blue margin areaIntegration of first derivative in 490 to 520 nm wavelengthElvidge et al., 1995
Yellow margin valueMaximum of first derivative spectrum in 560 to 640 nm wavelengthElvidge et al., 1995
Yellow margin areaIntegration of first derivative in 560 to 640 nm wavelengthElvidge et al., 1995
Red margin valueMaximum of first derivative spectrum in 670 to 760 nm wavelengthElvidge et al., 1995
Red margin areaIntegration of first derivative in 670 to 760 nm wavelengthPu et al., 1993
Green peak reflectanceMaximum of band reflectance in 520 to 560 nm wavelengthElvidge et al., 1995
Green peak areaArea of original spectrum in 520 to 560 nm wavelengthElvidge et al., 1995
Red valley reflectanceMinimum of band reflectance in 650 to 690 nm wavelengthElvidge et al., 1995

Ratio parameters of spectral area and locationRatio between green peak reflectance and red valley reflectanceVI1Gitelson et al., 1996
Normalization value of green peak reflectance and red valley reflectanceVI2Gitelson et al., 1996
Ratio between red margin area and blue margin areaVI3Gitelson et al., 2003

Vegetation indicesRatio vegetation indexRVIJordan, 1969
Normalized difference vegetation indexNDVIRouse, 1973
Enhanced vegetation indexEVILiu, 1995
Again normalized difference vegetation indexRDVIRichardson, 1992