Soil moisture inversion method of mono-frequency microwave radiometer
A microwave radiometer and soil moisture technology, applied in the field of microwave remote sensing, can solve problems such as difficult continuous monitoring in a large area, time-consuming and labor-intensive, and achieve the effects of no regional dependence, avoiding inversion errors, and reducing the difficulty of commercial application
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[0021] This algorithm is based on the zero-stage radiative transfer model, commonly known as the τ-ω model. In this model, the effects of multiple scattering of electromagnetic waves in the atmosphere and vegetation layers are ignored. The formula of the model is shown in (1):
[0022] T Bp= (1-R sp )·T s ·exp(-τ p )+(1-ω)·T c ·[1-exp(-τ p )]·[1+R sp ·exp(-τ p )] (1)
[0023] where the subscript p indicates horizontal or vertical polarization, and R sp Indicates the soil effective reflectance, T s and T c represent the temperature of soil and vegetation canopy, respectively, τ p Indicates the optical thickness of the vegetation in the observation direction, and ω indicates the single scattering albedo of the vegetation.
[0024] In order to simplify the inversion process, ω is assumed to be equal to zero in the algorithm, and τ p Independent of polarization, this assumption is widely applied at the satellite scale. At the same time, it is further assumed ...
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