Spectral Unmixing Applied to Desert Soils for the - Naval ...
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Figure 29. This figure shows <strong>the</strong> USGS spectral library entry <strong>for</strong> Zunyite and <strong>the</strong><br />
imagery derived endmember mean class 9 thought <strong>to</strong> be a Zunyite mix.<br />
Both spectra are shown with <strong>the</strong> continuum removed.<br />
The zunyite spectra show similar spectral reflectance differences <strong>to</strong> those<br />
observed by Smith et al (2004) as well as in <strong>the</strong> ASD clay collected spectra previously<br />
discussed (Figure 28). Differences again show up at <strong>the</strong> wavelength regions of<br />
approximately 500 nm, 1125 nm, and 2200. Like <strong>the</strong> spectra collected using <strong>the</strong> ASD<br />
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