Section One
Definitions
3 Reflectance nomenclature and directional reflectance and emissivity F.E. Nicodemus (Applied Optics 1970)
5 Reflection and transmission terminology by analogy with scattering F. Kasten, E. Raschke (Applied Optics 1974)
10 The theory and measurement of bidirectional reflectance distribution function (BRDF) and bidirectional transmittance distribution function (BTDF) F.O. Bartell, E.L. Dereniak, W.L. Wolfe (in Radiation Scattering in Optical Systems, G.H. Hunt, editor, 1980)
17 Radiometric considerations in remote sensing Philip N. Slater (Proceedings of the IEEE 1985)
Section Two
Reflectance Models
35 Plant-canopy irradiance specified by the Duntley equations William A. Allen, T. Vincent Gayle, Arthur J. Richardson (Journal of the Optical Society of America 1970)
40 Willstatter-Stoll theory of leaf reflectance evaluated by ray tracing W.A. Allen, H.W. Gausman, A.J. Richardson (Applied Optics 1973)
46 Light relations in plant canopies S.B. Idso, C.T. de Wit (Applied Optics 1970)
54 The calculation of the directional reflectance of a vegetative canopy Gwynn H. Suits (Remote Sensing of Environment 1972)
63 Effects of changing canopy directional reflectance on feature selection J.A. Smith, R.E. Oliver (Applied Optics 1974)
69 Radiative transfer model for heterogeneous 3-D scenes D.S. Kimes, J.A. Kirchner (Applied Optics 1982)
80 Radiative transfer in an array of canopies J.M. Norman, J.M. Welles (Agronomy Journal 1983)
88 Geometric-optical modeling of a conifer forest canopy Xiaowen Li, Alan H. Strahler (IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing 1985)
105 Light scattering by leaf layers with application to canopy reflectance modelling: the SAIL model W. Verhoef (Remote Sensing of Environment 1984)
122 Inversion of vegetation canopy reflectance models for estimating agronomic variables. I. Problem definition and initial results using the Suits model Narendra S. Goel, Donald E. Strebel (Remote Sensing of Environment 1983)
143 A physical model of the bidirectional reflectance of vegetation canopies. 1. Theory Michel M. Verstraete, Bernard Pinty, Robert E. Dickinson (Journal of Geophysical Research 1990)
154 Nonlinear spectral mixing models for vegetative and soil surfaces Christoph C. Borel, Siegfried A.W. Gerstl (Remote Sensing of Environment 1994)
168 Spectral reflectance and emittance of particulate materials. 1: Theory A.G. Emslie, J.R. Aronson (Applied Optics 1973)
178 Bidirectional reflectance spectroscopy. 1. Theory Bruce Hapke (Journal of Geophysical Research 1981)
194 Theory of the optical properties of snow Craig F. Bohren, Bruce R. Barkstrom (Journal of Geophysical Research 1974)
203 A model for the spectral albedo of snow. I: Pure snow Warren J. Wiscombe, Stephen G. Warren (Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 1980)
Section Three
Thermal Infrared Models
227 Energy exchange in plant canopies Ronald G. Alderfer, David M. Gates (Ecology 1971)
234 Significance of vegetation in interpreting thermal radiation from a terrestrial surface R.A. Sutherland, J.F. Bartholic (Journal of Applied Meteorology 1977)
239 Thermal IR exitance model of a plant canopy D.S. Kimes, J.A. Smith, L.E. Link (Applied Optics 1981)
249 A simple thermal model of the earth's surface for geologic mapping by remote sensing Anne B. Kahle (Journal of Geophysical Research 1977)
257 Efficient prediction of ground surface temperature and moisture, with inclusion of a layer of vegetation J.W. Deardorff (Journal of Geophysical Research 1978)
272 Inclusion of a simple vegetation layer in terrain temperature models for thermal IR signature prediction Lee K. Balick, R.K. Scoggins, L.E. Link (IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing 1981)
282 Analysis of urban-rural canopy using a surface heat flux/temperature model Toby N. Carlson, Frederick E. Boland (Journal of Applied Meteorology 1978)
298 Effect of viewing angle on the infrared brightness temperature of snow Jeff Dozier, Stephen G. Warren (Water Resources Research 1982)
Section Four
Reflectance Measurements
311 Spectral properties of plants David M. Gates, Harry J. Keegan, John C. Schleter, Victor R. Weidner (Applied Optics 1965)
321 Reflectance and transmittance of light by leaves Joseph T. Woolley (Plant Physiology 1971)
328 Bidirectional scattering characteristics of healthy green soybean and corn leaves in vivo H.T. Breece III, R.A. Holmes (Applied Optics 1971)
337 Red and photographic infrared linear combinations for monitoring vegetation Compton J. Tucker (Remote Sensing of Environment 1979)
361 Polarization photometer to measure bidirectional reflectance factor R(55,0;55,180) of leaves V.C. Vanderbilt, L. Grant (Optical Engineering 1985)
367 Optical depolarization properties of surfaces illuminated by coherent light W.G. Egan, J. Grusauskas, H.B. Hallock (Applied Optics 1968)
373 The spectral reflectance of American soils H.R. Condit (Photogrammetric Engineering 1970)
385 Near-infrared (1.3-2.4 um) spectra of alteration minerals--potential for use in remote sensing Graham R. Hunt (Geophysics 1979)
398 The luminous directional reflectance of snow W.E. Knowles Middleton, A.G. Mungall (Journal of the Optical Society of America 1952)
406 Optical reflection properties of natural surfaces K.L. Coulson, G.M. Bouricius, E.L. Gray (Journal of Geophysical Research 1965)
417 Measured spectral bidirectional reflection properties of four vegetated surfaces K.T. Kriebel (Applied Optics 1978)
424 Multispectral bidirectional reflectance of northern forest canopies with the Advanced Solid-State Array Spectroradiometer (ASAS) K. Jon Ranson, James R. Irons, Darrel L. Williams (Remote Sensing of Environment 1994)
Section Five
Thermal Infrared Measurements
441 The determination of infrared emissivities of terrestrial surfaces Konrad J.K. Buettner, Clifford D. Kern (Journal of Geophysical Research 1965)
450 Effect of viewing angle on canopy temperature measurements with infrared thermometers M. Fuchs, E.T. Kanemasu, J.P. Kerr, C.B. Tanner (Agronomy Journal 1967)
453 Directional thermal infrared exitance distributions from a leafless deciduous forest Lee K. Balick, Boyd A. Hutchinson (IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing 1986)
459 Analysis of effective radiant temperatures in a Pacific Northwest forest using thermal infrared multispectral scanner data Steven A. Sader (Remote Sensing of Environment 1986)
470 Angular variation of the bidirectional reflectance of bare soils in the thermal infrared band Francois Becker, Pascal Ramanantsizehena, Marc-Philippe Stoll (Applied Optics 1985)
481 Emissivity of terrestrial materials in the 8-14 um atmospheric window John W. Salisbury, Dana M. D'Aria (Remote Sensing of Environment 1992)
505 Surface emittance, temperature, and thermal inertia derived from Thermal Infrared Multispectral Scanner (TIMS) data for Death Valley, California Anne B. Kahle (Geophysics 1987)
Section Six
Atmospheric Corrections
525 Computed atmospheric corrections for satellite data Robert S. Fraser (in Scanners and Imagery Systems for Earth Observation 1975)
534 Methods of calculating atmospheric transmittance and radiance in the infrared Anthony J. LaRocca (Proceedings of the IEEE 1975)
554 Coupled atmosphere/canopy model for remote sensing of plant reflectance features Siegfried A.W. Gerstl, Andrew Zardecki (Applied Optics 1985)
564 Atmospheric correction algorithm for NOAA-AVHRR products: theory and application Didier Tanre, Brent N. Holben, Yoram J. Kaufman (IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing 1992)
Section Seven
Applications
585 North American vegetation patterns observed with the NOAA-7 Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer Samuel N. Goward, Compton J. Tucker, Dennis G. Dye (Vegetatio 1985)
597 Characteristics of maximum-value composite images from temporal AVHRR data Brent N. Holben (International Journal of Remote Sensing 1986)
615 Expansion and contraction of the Sahara Desert from 1980 to 1990 Compton J. Tucker, Harold E. Dregne, Wilbur W. Newcomb (Science 1991)
618 Relationship between atmospheric CO2 variations and a satellite-derived vegetation index C.J. Tucker, I.Y. Fung, C.D. Keeling, R.H. Gammon (Nature 1986)
623 Satellite-based identification of linked vegetation index and sea surface temperature anomaly areas from 1982-1990 for Africa, Australia and South America Ranga B. Myneni, Sietse O. Los, Compton J. Tucker (Geophysical Research Letters 1996)
627 Geologic applications of thermal infrared images Kenneth Watson (Proceedings of the IEEE 1975)
637 On the use of satellite data to infer surface fluxes at meteorological scales John C. Price (Journal of Applied Meteorology 1982)
649 Evaluating evapotranspiration at local and regional scales Ray D. Jackson (Proceedings of the IEEE 1985)