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Exploring the physiological information of Sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence through radiative transfer model inversion

Celesti, Marco ; van der Tol, Christiaan ; Cogliati, Sergio ; Panigada, Cinzia ; Yang, Peiqi ; Pinto, Francisco ; Rascher, Uwe ; Miglietta, Franco ; Colombo, Roberto ; Rossini, Micol

Remote sensing of environment, 2018-09, Vol.215, p.97-108 [Periódico revisado por pares]

New York: Elsevier Inc

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Exploring the physiological information of Sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence through radiative transfer model inversion
Autor: Celesti, Marco ; van der Tol, Christiaan ; Cogliati, Sergio ; Panigada, Cinzia ; Yang, Peiqi ; Pinto, Francisco ; Rascher, Uwe ; Miglietta, Franco ; Colombo, Roberto ; Rossini, Micol
Assuntos: Algorithms ; Animal models ; Canopies ; Chlorophyll ; Electromagnetic absorption ; Fluorescence ; Fluorescence quantum yield ; High resolution ; Infrared spectra ; Inversion ; Level (quantity) ; Light absorption ; Mathematical models ; Near infrared radiation ; Numerical optimization ; Optimization ; Parameters ; Pattern recognition ; Photochemicals ; Photosynthesis ; Physiology ; Plant status ; Radiative transfer ; Reabsorption ; Reflectance ; Remote sensing ; Retrieval ; SCOPE ; Sun ; Sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence ; Vegetation
É parte de: Remote sensing of environment, 2018-09, Vol.215, p.97-108
Descrição: A novel approach to characterize the physiological conditions of plants from hyperspectral remote sensing data through the numerical inversion of a light version of the SCOPE model is proposed. The combined retrieval of vegetation biochemical and biophysical parameters and Sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence (F) was investigated exploiting high resolution spectral measurements in the visible and near-infrared spectral regions. First, the retrieval scheme was evaluated against a synthetic dataset. Then, it was applied to very high resolution (sub-nanometer) canopy level spectral measurements collected over a lawn treated with different doses of a herbicide (Chlorotoluron) known to instantaneously inhibit both Photochemical and Non-Photochemical Quenching (PQ and NPQ, respectively). For the first time the full spectrum of canopy F, the fluorescence quantum yield (ΦF), as well as the main vegetation parameters that control light absorption and reabsorption, were retrieved concurrently using canopy-level high resolution apparent reflectance (ρ*) spectra. The effects of pigment content, leaf/canopy structural properties and physiology were effectively discriminated. Their combined observation over time led to the recognition of dynamic patterns of stress adaptation and stress recovery. As a reference, F values obtained with the model inversion were compared to those retrieved with state of the art Spectral Fitting Methods (SFM) and SpecFit retrieval algorithms applied on field data. ΦF retrieved from ρ* was eventually compared with an independent biophysical model of photosynthesis and fluorescence. These results foster the use of repeated hyperspectral remote sensing observations together with radiative transfer and biochemical models for plant status monitoring. •A simplified version of SCOPE was inverted using high resolution measurements.•Fluorescence efficiency and vegetation parameters were concurrently retrieved.•Patterns of stress and recovery were observed in a controlled stress experiment.
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Exploring the physiological information of Sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence through radiative transfer model inversion

Celesti, Marco ; van der Tol, Christiaan ; Cogliati, Sergio ; Panigada, Cinzia ; Yang, Peiqi ; Pinto, Francisco ; Rascher, Uwe ; Miglietta, Franco ; Colombo, Roberto ; Rossini, Micol

New York: Elsevier Inc

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