Full text: Proceedings of the Symposium on Global and Environmental Monitoring (Part 1)

Wavelength (micrometers) 
Wavelength (micrometers) 
Figure 1: Example of partial spectral band shifts 
of 5, 10, and 15 nanometers toward 
shorter wavelengths for TM band 1. 
Figure 2: Example of full spectral band shifts of 
5, 10, and 15 nanometers toward shorter 
wavelengths for TM band 1. 
Shi ft (micrometers) 
Figure 3: Percentage difference between predicted and 
original surface reflectance in TM bands 1 and 
2, when partial (p) or full (f) spectral band 
shifts are assumed (see text). Note how 
surface reflectance retrieval is not exact 
even without spectral shift (Teillet, 1989). 
Shift (micrometers) 
Figure 4: Percentage difference between predicted 
and original surface reflectance in TM 
bands 3 and 4, when partial (p) or full 
(f) spectral band shifts are assumed 
(see text). Note how surface 
reflectance retrieval is not exact even 
without spectral shift (Teillet, 1989). 
Shift (micrometers) 
Figure 5: Percentage difference between predicted 
and original surface reflectance in TM 
bands 5 and 7, when partial (p) or full 
(f) spectral band shifts are assumed 
(see text). Note how surface 
reflectance retrieval is not exact even 
without spectral shift (Teillet, 1989).
	        
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