sail_BDRF {ccrtm} | R Documentation |
The SAIL BDRF function
Description
The SAIL BDRF function
Usage
sail_BDRF(w, lai, sumint, tsstoo, rsoil, rdd, tdd, tsd, rsd, tdo, rdo, tss,
too, rsod)
Arguments
w |
goemeric reflectance parameter |
lai |
leaf area index |
sumint |
exp int |
tsstoo |
Bi-directional gap fraction |
rsoil |
background reflectance |
rdd |
Bi-hemispherical reflectance over all in & outgoing directions (white-sky albedo). |
tdd |
Bi-hemispherical transmittance (diffuse transmittance in all directions) |
tsd |
Directional hemispherical transmittance for solar flux |
rsd |
Directional hemispherical reflectance for solar flux (diffuse solar angle) |
tdo |
Directional hemispherical transmittance (diffuse in viewing direction) |
rdo |
Directional hemispherical reflectance in viewing direction |
tss |
Direct transmittance of solar flux |
too |
Direct transmittance in viewing direction |
rsod |
Multi scattering contribution |
Value
spectra matrixwith 4 reflectance factors and canopy transmission for wavelengths 400 to 2500nm:
[1] = bi-hemispherical reflectance (rddt). White-sky albedo: the reflectance of the canopy under diffuse illumination. The BRDF integrated over all viewing and illumination directions.
[2] = hemispherical directional reflectance (rsdt). Black-sky albedo: reflectance of a surface under direct light without a diffuse component. It is the integral of the BRDF over all viewing directions.
[3] = directional hemispherical reflectance (rdot). Diffuse reflectance in the vieweing direction.
[4] = bi-directional reflectance (rsot). The ratio of reflected radiance in the viewing direction to the incoming radiant flux in the solar direction.
[5] = Canopy transmission of diffuse light through the canopy (taud).
[6] = transmission of direct light through the canopy (taus).