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23 October 2014 Derivation of tasseled cap coefficients for RapidEye data
Maurice Schönert, Horst Weichelt, Erik Zillmann, Carsten Jürgens
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Abstract
The Tasseled Cap Features, derived by the Tasseled Cap Transformation of the satellite spectral information, provide a way to consistently associate spectral information to biophysical characteristics of land surface features. Since currently there are no Tasseled Cap Coefficients available for RapidEye data, the goal of this study was to obtain Tasseled Cap Coefficients for the RapidEye sensors. As a result the Tasseled Cap Features Brightness, Greenness and Yellowness were derived. Brightness is a weighted sum of all bands and is aligned to the principal direction of soil brightness. Greenness contrasts the visual bands (including the Red Edge band) with the near infrared band, representing the spectral variation of vital vegetation. Yellowness contrast the Blue and Green bands with the Red, Red Edge and, to a lesser extent, NIR bands, and corresponds to the reflectance characteristics of dry, senescent crops. A transferability test of the Tasseled Cap Coefficients showed a successful application of the coefficients to other regions of the world, indicating a wider application potential.
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Maurice Schönert, Horst Weichelt, Erik Zillmann, and Carsten Jürgens "Derivation of tasseled cap coefficients for RapidEye data", Proc. SPIE 9245, Earth Resources and Environmental Remote Sensing/GIS Applications V, 92450Q (23 October 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2066842
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KEYWORDS
Vegetation

Reflectivity

Near infrared

Sensors

Principal component analysis

Agriculture

Visualization

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