On the up side, here's a pretty graph of some of the data so far. Each line is the average reflectance (without error bars) of different surface types. Going from top to bottom, they are Snow, White Ice, Semi-Saturated Ice, Slush, and Saturated Ice. Things are looking promising!
July 30, 2010
Rainy Day = Data Day
Today started out a little wet, so the FieldSpec had to stay inside. So, Fjord and Allen got to work on a bit of much-needed data processing. The main conclusion was that we need more samples to be more sure of any conclusions drawn about different reflectance of snow surfaces! This is not surprising. And good to know, seeing as we have 10 days left here...
On the up side, here's a pretty graph of some of the data so far. Each line is the average reflectance (without error bars) of different surface types. Going from top to bottom, they are Snow, White Ice, Semi-Saturated Ice, Slush, and Saturated Ice. Things are looking promising!
On the up side, here's a pretty graph of some of the data so far. Each line is the average reflectance (without error bars) of different surface types. Going from top to bottom, they are Snow, White Ice, Semi-Saturated Ice, Slush, and Saturated Ice. Things are looking promising!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment