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- VIIRS - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
VIIRS is defined as a key sensor on the Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership (Suomi NPP) satellite, which operates in a Sun-synchronous orbit and utilizes 22 spectral channels to provide high-resolution data for applications such as detecting forest fires and burnt areas AI generated definition based on: Atmospheric Remote Sensing, 2023
- Continuity between NASA MODIS Collection 6. 1 and VIIRS Collection 2 . . .
This paper provides a review and summary status of the research underway by the NASA Terra Aqua Suomi-NPP Land Discipline Team to provide continuity o…
- Global evaluation of NOAA-20 VIIRS dark target aerosol products over . . .
However, VIIRS includes crucial bands necessary for DT aerosol algorithms It is important to note that unlike MODIS on Terra and Aqua, VIIRS sensors on SNPP and NOAA-20 exhibit differences in wavelength spectral response, leading to wavelength shifts of 3–5 nm in certain bands
- Near real-time wildfire progression mapping with VIIRS time-series and . . .
Wildfire management and response requires frequent and accurate burned area mapping How to map daily burned areas with satisfactory accuracy remains …
- Enhancing burned area monitoring with VIIRS dataset: A case study in . . .
The combination of VIIRS-SR, our composite mode, and VIIRS-AF data at a 15-day interval effectively addresses the issue of burn scars that quickly disappear This challenge is commonly observed in SSA, where there is a prevalence of low or moderate intensity fires with short durations
- Generation of monthly VIIRS nighttime lights time-series (1992–2013 . . .
Satellite-based nighttime lights (NTL) are often used as indicators of the socioeconomic dynamics of an area The Earth Observation Group at Colorado …
- A decade-long chlorophyll-a data record in lakes across China from . . .
The algorithm was applied to VIIRS images to produce a data record of spatial and temporal variations in Chl-a for China's large lakes over the past decade The VIIRS-derived data record showed that China's lakes have an average Chl-a of 9 5 μg L −1 and are to 45 5% eutrophic
- Validation, inter-comparison, and usage recommendation of six latest . . .
Validation, inter-comparison, and usage recommendation of six latest VIIRS and MODIS aerosol products over the ocean and land on the global and regional scales
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