Surface soil moisture inversion method based on passive microwave remote sensing data
A passive microwave remote sensing and surface soil technology, which is applied in the direction of using microwaves to test moisture content, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the global effective land coverage ratio of data products and limiting applications
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[0048] Step 1. Collect and organize the passive microwave brightness temperature dataset and the soil texture dataset; obtain the microwave brightness temperature distribution map and corresponding distribution map of the soil composition. The microwave brightness temperature data include: the vertical and horizontal polarization brightness temperature data of the X-band, and the vertical and horizontal polarization brightness temperature data of the K-band (18GHz and 23.8GHz); the microwave brightness temperature data collected by the present invention are available on the official website of NASA ( Website: AMSR-E / AMSR2L2A sub-orbit storage brightness temperature data set provided by NASA's Earth Observing System Data and Information System). The time range of the AMSR-E data set is from May 2002 to September 2011; the time range of the AMSR2 data set is from July 2012 to the present. The storage format of the sub-orbital data set is that each orbital file includes 243 rows...
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