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Satellite L–band vegetation optical depth is directly proportional to crop water in the US Corn Belt

Togliatti et al., 2019

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3829455649614750153
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Togliatti K
Hartman T
Walker V
Arkebauer T
Suyker A
VanLoocke A
Hornbuckle B
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Remote Sensing of Environment

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Abstract NASA's Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) and ESA's Soil Moisture Ocean Salinity (SMOS) carry satellite L-band radiometers whose primary missions are to measure soil moisture. However, they also allow retrieving of vegetation optical depth (VOD), the …
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