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Pattern decomposition method in the albedo space for Landsat TM and MSS data analysis
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Earth ObservationLandsat TmEnvironmental MonitoringEngineering'Pattern Decomposition MethodLand CoverTerrestrial SensingEarth ScienceImage AnalysisData ScienceAlbedo SpacePattern RecognitionPattern Decomposition MethodReflectance ModelingMeteorologyGround ObjectsSynthetic Aperture RadarGeographyEarth Observation DataLand Cover MapHyperspectral ImagingLinear Spectral MixingRemote Sensing
We have developed a 'pattern decomposition method' based on linear spectral mixing of ground objects for n-dimensional satellite data. In this method, spectral response patterns for each pixel of an image are decomposed into three components using three standard spectral shape patterns determined from the image data. Applying this method to Landsat Thematic Mapper data, six-dimensional data are successfully transformed into three-dimensional data. Nearly 94% of the information in the six-dimensional data is retained in the three components. This method is very useful for classifying and monitoring changes in land cover.