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Fig. 11 coefficients of variation of the spectral reflectance of 
different objects and the sensors in the 11 spectral bands 
EICH of the Bendix MS. 
ERE ICH : 
T 1 
(CV) ; . | 
20 — 4 
19H = 
18/- 7 
17H 3 
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3Í- Pii i Lade du it a ul) Red Oak 4000 m 3 
2L Jt 
1 , - 
—»- o L 1 L 1 EM d 1 1 : 
6 400 550 600 700 800 900 1000 110c@ Alnm) 
A 1 1. + 4 44.4 1 | j 
1 2 3 4 5 6 78 9 10 (Channel Nr.) 
  
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Fig. 12 Coefficients of variation of a red oak stand, observed from 
1000 m and 4000 m above sea level