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Retrieval of Leaf, Sunlit Soil, and Shaded Soil Component Temperatures Using Airborne Thermal Infrared Multiangle Observations.

Z. Bian, Q. Xiao, B. Cao, Y. Du, H. Li, H. Wang, Q. Liu, and Q. Liu. IEEE Trans. Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 54 (8): 4660-4671 (2016)

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Evaluation of Atmospheric Correction Methods for the ASTER Temperature and Emissivity Separation Algorithm Using Ground Observation Networks in the HiWATER Experiment.H. Li, H. Wang, Y. Yang, Y. Du, B. Cao, Z. Bian, and Q. Liu. IEEE Trans. Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 57 (5): 3001-3014 (2019)Evaluation the Contribution of Scattering Effect to the Directional Canopy Emissivity and Brightness Temperature Simulation Based on CE-P Model.M. Guo, B. Cao, W. Fan, H. Ren, Y. Cui, Y. Du, and Q. Liu. IGARSS, page 5485-5488. IEEE, (2018)Evaluation the Spatial-Temporal Average Method in the Multi-Angle Information Extraction Based on Near Surface Observation Sensors.B. Cao, Z. Bian, Q. Xiao, J. Fang, H. Huang, J. Bai, W. Fan, Y. Du, H. Li, and Q. Liu. IGARSS, page 9222-9225. IEEE, (2018)An Experimental Study on Separating Temperature and Emissivity of a Nonisothermal Surface.Y. Du, B. Cao, H. Li, Q. Xiao, Q. Liu, Y. Zeng, and Z. Su. IEEE Geosci. Remote. Sens. Lett., 16 (10): 1610-1614 (2019)Scattering Effect Contributions to the Directional Canopy Emissivity and Brightness Temperature Based on CE-P and CBT-P Models.M. Guo, B. Cao, W. Fan, H. Ren, Y. Cui, Y. Du, and Q. Liu. IEEE Geosci. Remote. Sens. Lett., 16 (6): 957-961 (2019)Modeling the Distributions of Brightness Temperatures of a Cropland Study Area Using a Model that Combines Fast Radiosity and Energy Budget Methods.Z. Bian, B. Cao, H. Li, Y. Du, H. Huang, Q. Xiao, and Q. Liu. Remote Sensing, 10 (5): 736 (2018)A New Directional Canopy Emissivity Model Based on Spectral Invariants.B. Cao, M. Guo, W. Fan, X. Xu, J. Peng, H. Ren, Y. Du, H. Li, Z. Bian, T. Hu and 2 other author(s). IEEE Trans. Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 56 (12): 6911-6926 (2018)Experiment on extracting forest canopy height from Worldview-2.H. Huang, and B. Cao. FSKD, page 2614-2617. IEEE, (2011)A Combined Algorithm for Soil and Vegetation Temperatures with SLSTR Dual-Angle Data.Z. Bian, B. Cao, H. Li, Y. Du, Q. Xiao, and Q. Liu. IGARSS, page 154-157. IEEE, (2019)Progresses on Thermal Radiation Directionality Modeling for Vegetation Canopy.Q. Liu, B. Cao, Z. Bian, Y. Du, and H. Li. IGARSS, page 4815-4818. IEEE, (2019)

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