350
Table 1. Dates in 1983, 19^4, and 1^85 of
measurements of equation [1 ] and [2 ] variables
(Days of year, in parentheses, follow calendar
date).
Measurements
Reflectance
Factor
PAR
LAI
YIELD
11 Apr(101)
18 Apr(108)
25 Apr(115)
2 May( 122)
Cotton (1983)
28 Apr(118)
4 May(124) 4 May(l24) 6 May(126)
16 May(136) 16,17 May(136,137)
23 May(143) 23 May(143) 23 May(143)
1 Jun(152) 2 Jun(153) 1 Jun(152)
9 Jun(160)
15 Jun(166) 14 Jun(165)
20 Jun(171)
27 Jun(178) 27 Jun(178)
8 Jun(159)
20 Jun(171)
6 Jul(187)
14 Jul(195)
22 Jul(203)
28 Jul(209)
3 Aug(215)
3 Aug(215)
17 Aug(229)
5 Dec(339)
12 Dec(346)
29 Dec(363)
6 Jan(006)
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6 Dec(340)
15 Dec(349) 13 Dec(347)
11 Jan(011) 11,12 Jan(011,012)
3 Feb(034)
16 Feb(047) 13 Feb(044) 13,14 Feb(044,045)
24 Feb(055)
29 Feb(060) 28 Feb(059)
8 Mar(068) 8 Mar(068) 8 Mar(068)
16 Mar(076)
22 Mar(082)
28 Mar(088) 29 Mar(089) 28 Mar(088)
3 Apr(094)
9 Apr(100)
16 Apr( 107)
24 Apr(115)
27 Apr(118)
30 May( 150)-^/30
3 Jun(154)
10 Jun(161) 11
21 Jun(172) 21
25 Jun(176)^/25
26 Jun(177) 26
1 Jul(182)-^/ 1
9 Jul(190) 9
12 Jul(193)^/12
17 Jul(198) 16
18 Ju1(199)-§/18
1 Aug(213)^/ 1
8 Aug(220)^/ 8
20 Aug(232)-3/20
Corn
May(150)
(1985)
Jun(162)
Jun(172)
Jun(176)
Jun(177)
Jul(182)
Jul(190)
Jul(193)
Jul(197)
Jul(199)
Aug(213)
Aug(220)
Aug(232)
10 Jun(161)
17 Jun(168)
24 Jun(175)
1 Jul(182)
9 Jul(190)
12 Jul(193)
22 Jul(203)
1 Aug(213)
8 Aug(220)
20 Aug(232)
6 Sep(249)
Diurnal reflectance factor and PAR
interception measurments were made in one
irrigated and nonirrigated plot on these dates; on
other dates measurements were made at two sites
in each of three replicates of each treatment.
optical-physical rationale of the spectral
components analysis (SCA) approach is consistent
with the concept that plants integrate the soil and
aerial environments and the stresses experienced and
express their responses through the canopies
achieved. The spectral components analysis
identities of equations [1] and [2] describe the
interrelationships among leaf area index (LAI), the
spectral vegetation indices (VI), absorption of
photosynthetically active radiation (APAR), and
Table 2. Equations for each term of the spectral
components analysis identify of equation [1 ]
for cotton, wheat, and corn. Z-| and Z2
designate solar zenith angles at time of VI and
APAR observations, respectively.
Equation
n Coeff. of
Deter.
(LAl/cosZ^) vs VI71
[1st term]
Cotton
LAl/cosZ-]=0.001 exp 9.14 (ND Z1 )
=4.99 (NDzi) 7 * 14
=0.078 exp .113 (PVT z1 )
=0.001 (PVI Z -|) 2 - 31
20
.959
.956
.922
.961
Wheat
LAl/cosZ-j =0.050 exp .440 (ND Z -| )
=3.21 (ND 71 ) 2 - 60
=0.220 exp'.100 (PVI z i)
=0.036 (PVT Z -|) 1 - 35
30
.795
.771
.961
.947
Corn
LAl/cosZi=0.032 exp 5.17 (ND Z1 )
=3.34 (ND Z1 ) 2 - 33
=0.122 exp .138 (PVI Z -|)
=0.074 (PVI z i) 1 - 13
10
.894
.856
.940
.936
APAR79 vs (LAI/cosZ 2 ) [2nd term]
Cotton
APAR Z 2=1-.858 exp-.514 (LAI/COSZ2)
=0.494 (LAI/cosZ2)* 436
20
.967
.978
Wheat
APAR z2 =1-.888 exp-.540 (LAl/cosZ 2 )
=0.444 (LAI/cosZ 2 )*486
30
.930
.887
Corn
APAR z2 =1-.914 exp-.347(LAl/cosZ 2 )
=0.298 (LAI/cosZ 2 )* 811
10
.961
.953
(APAR7,2) vs (VIcosZi/cosZ2) [right hand side]
Cotton
APAR z2 = 0.802 (NDcosZ-|/cosZ 2 ) 2 * 93
=-0.864 + 1.67 (NDcosZ-|/cosZ 2 )
= 0.022 (PVIcosZ-|/cosZ2) 1 * 02
= 0.028 + 0.023 (PVIcosZ-|/cosZ 2 )
20
.867
.857
.969
.942
Wheat
APAR z2 = 0.758 (NDcosZ l /cosZ 2 ) 1 -42
J =-0.128 + 0.902 (NDcosZ-|/cosZ2)
= 0.069 (PVIcosZi/cosZ 2 )- 746
= 0.201 + 0.022 (PVIcosZi/cosZ 2 )
30
.581
.469
.835
.825
Corn
APARz2= 0.787 (NDcosZ-|/cosZ2) ^
=-0.205 + 0.961 (NDcosZ-|/cosZ 2 )
= 0.040 (PVIcosZi/cosZ 2 )-886
= 0.008 + .028 (PVIcosZ-|/cosZ2)
10
.878
.751
.986
.969
economic yield (YIELD) of the crops inherent
in the
rationale.
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and the demonimator variable (x) were presented for
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