The database is freely available at PANGAEA (https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.874251).
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Seasonal evolution of soil and plant parameters on the agricultural Gebesee test site: a database for the set-up and validation of EO-LDAS and satellite-aided retrieval models
Earth System Science Data · 13 Mar 2018 · 10.5194/essd-10-525-2018
Abstract
Abstract. Ground reference data are a prerequisite for the calibration, update, and validation of retrieval models facilitating the monitoring of land parameters based on Earth Observation data. Here, we describe the acquisition of a comprehensive ground reference database which was created to test and validate the recently developed Earth Observation Land Data Assimilation System (EO-LDAS) and products derived from remote sensing observations in the visible and infrared range. In situ data were collected for seven crop types (winter barley, winter wheat, spring wheat, durum, winter rape, potato, and sugar beet) cultivated on the agricultural Gebesee test site, central Germany, in 2013 and 2014. The database contains information on hyperspectral surface reflectance factors, the evolution of biophysical and biochemical plant parameters, phenology, surface conditions, atmospheric states, and a set of ground control points. Ground reference data were gathered at an approximately weekly resolution and on different spatial scales to investigate variations within and between acreages. In situ data collected less than 1 day apart from satellite acquisitions (RapidEye, SPOT 5, Landsat-7 and -8) with a cloud coverage ≤ 25 % are available for 10 and 15 days in 2013 and 2014, respectively. The measurements show that the investigated growing seasons were characterized by distinct meteorological conditions causing interannual variations in the parameter evolution. Here, the experimental design of the field campaigns, and methods employed in the determination of all parameters, are described in detail. Insights into the database are provided and potential fields of application are discussed. The data will contribute to a further development of crop monitoring methods based on remote sensing techniques. The database is freely available at PANGAEA (https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.874251).
Plant phenotyping relevance
複数作物の植物パラメータ、表現型、ハイパースペクトル反射を体系的に取得した地上基準データベースであり、取得設計と各パラメータの測定法を詳細に記述して、リモートセンシングモデルの校正・検証に用いる点が中心的です。
abstractwe describe the acquisition of a comprehensive ground reference database which was created to test and validate the recently developed Earth Observation Land Data Assimilation System (EO-LDAS) and products derived from remote sensing observations
abstractThe database contains information on hyperspectral surface reflectance factors, the evolution of biophysical and biochemical plant parameters, phenology, surface conditions, atmospheric states, and a set of ground control points.
abstractHere, the experimental design of the field campaigns, and methods employed in the determination of all parameters, are described in detail.
Code and data availability
This is a data descriptor paper whose plant-phenotyping measurements (biophysical/biochemical plant parameters, phenology, hyperspectral reflectance, FVC/PSM, soil moisture, photos, survey data) are explicitly deposited as public PANGAEA datasets with DOIs listed in the text. Multiple paper-specific public assets are直接
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