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Frequencies (a) Histogram in band 2
18000 p um
12000
6000
0.0 0.8 10 15 2.0
reflectance ratio r
Frequencies (b) Histogram in band 3
18000
12000
6000
0.0 DS o 1.0 x, 20
reflectance ratio r
Frequencies (c) Histogram in band 7
18000
0.0 "m pan nr y
reflectance ratio r
Fig.2 The distribution of the spectral reflectance ratio
r=A(1991)/A(1987) (a) Histogram in band 2,
(b) Histogram in band 3, (c) Histogram in band 7
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