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Emissivity spectra derived from TIMS data acquired over a partially vegetated area
TIMS (Thermal Infrared Multispectral Scanner) data of a partially vegetated area were processed using a new temperature-emissivity separation algorithm. This algorithm is based on an empirical relationship between the mean and the variation of spectral emissivity in thermal infrared region. Analysis using simulated mixture data showed that the algorithm can reduce errors caused by varying mixing ratio. Emissivity spectra of volcanic rock and forest were derived from TIMS data using this algorithm and compared with published laboratory spectra.<>