Abstract
Simulation studies suggest that: (1) in most cases, VIs using off-nadir reflectances are more informative and useful than those based on nadir reflectances; (2) the optimal VI and sun/view geometries are usually different for inferring different parameters, depending on canopy architecture; (3) LAI can be practically estimated by VI only for homogeneous canopies while ground cover (GC) and Fpar can be inferred even for an inhomogeneous canopy; and (4) when optical properties of vegetation elements vary within a canopy, neither LAI/GC nor Fpar can be estimated by means of VI method with an acceptable accuracy. -from Authors
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Goel, N. S., & Qin, W. (1994). Influences of canopy architecture on relationships between various vegetation indices and LAI and FPAR: a computer simulation. Remote Sensing Reviews, 10(4), 309–347. https://doi.org/10.1080/02757259409532252
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