Barton Bendish, East Anglia U.K. Validation Site Progress and Plans Fieldwork Investigators: Paul Hobson, Jo Shaw and Tristan Quaife. - University of Wales.

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Barton Bendish, East Anglia U.K. Validation Site Progress and Plans Fieldwork Investigators: Paul Hobson, Jo Shaw and Tristan Quaife. - University of Wales Swansea - Gareth Roberts and Mat Disney. - University College London - MODIS Team Members: Mike Barnsley (UWS). Philip Lewis and Jan-Peter Muller (UCL)

Barton Bendish Site Location The site is north of Cambridge close to F.C.-managed Thetford Forest

Utilisation of 1999 fieldwork data Method TM data being used to land cover map East Anglia –ground data collected at sites across the region. map ground measured parameters to l-cover map –spatial extrapolation methods. Results Performed land cover mapping. Purchasing `99 TM/ETM+ data (left) for 2 dates - July and September. Complete in the next few months Landsat 5 TM scenes of East Anglia with land cover mapping sites indicated by red squares. (11th July 1999)

EOS Core Validation Site : Barton Bendish, Norfolk, UK Site characteristics –heterogeneous at moderate resolution –negligible relief –limited number of agricultural cover types Measured parameters –LAI (LAI-2000) –Albedo (Kipp and Zonen CNR-1 net radiometer) –% cover (35mm photography 50mm and hemispherical lenses) –Radiometry (ASD FR and PSII) –atmospheric parameters (Cimel Sunphotometer from NERC EPFS) Other information –yield –crop varieties and planting dates –some treatment data Map of Barton Bendish (BB) farm indicating cover type and those fields where measurements are taken (denoted by a field number).

Field measurements made during the 1999 campaign Date of collection LocationCover typeMeasurements 14/0499Farm Office Cimel 15/04/99Field 110Winter WheatLAI 19/04/99Farm Office Cimel 19/05/99Fields 205, 206, 110 and Farm Office Winter Barley, Peas, Winter Wheat Albedo, LAI, radiometry and Cimel 20/05/99Fields 309, 109, 224 and Farm Office Sugarbeet, Spring Barley and Spring Beans Albedo, LAI, radiometry, % cover and Cimel 26/05/99Fields 224, 206, 205 and Farm Office Spring Beans, Peas and Winter Barley Albedo, LAI, radiometry, % cover and Cimel 27/05/99Fields 105, 109, 104, 110, 224, 309 and Farm Office Sugarbeet, Spring Barley, Winter Wheat and Spring Beans Albedo, LAI, radiometry, % cover and Cimel 23/06/99Fields 206 and 205Peas and Winter BarleyLAI and %cover 24/06/99Fields 224, 309, 105, 109, 104 and 110 Sugarbeet, Spring Beans, Spring Barley and Winter Wheat LAI and %cover 30/06/99Fields 105, 109, 206, 205, 110, 104, 224, 309 & Farm Office Sugarbeet, Spring Barley, Winter Barley, Winter Wheat, and Spring Beans LAI, Cimel, radiometry and albedo 21/07/99Fields 309, 224, 206 and 205Sugarbeet, Spring Beans, Peas and Winter Barley LAI and differential GPS at measurement locations 22/07/99Fields 105, 110, 109 and 104Sugarbeet, Winter Wheat, and Spring Barley LAI and differential GPS And measurement locations Note : the measurements given may not be available for each field on the given date, summaries are

SPOT 4 VEGETATION Number images = 478 Latitude = 30N to 60N Longitude = -11E to 11E Projection = UTM First date = 17/5/1999 Last date = 01/10/1999 AVHRR HRPT (Still to be delivered from NERC) Image data for `99 season Cloud-free composite SPOT4-VGT data

1 * TM 5 floating scene (Jul. 99) - awaiting delivery 2 * ETM+ scene (Sept. 99) - awaiting delivery 2-3 ETM+ scenes for `00 season on top of provision from MODLAND Poss. SPOT-HRVIR scene (with provision of 1 * ETM+ and 1 * Ikonos scene) Planned data buy for `99/00 season Thetford Barton Bendish SPOT-4 HRVIR FCC July 11th 1999

`00 Fieldwork Plans Sampling through growing season (April - August) –on site for 2 weeks every month OR –on site for 2/3 months during height of growing season; –measurements and sampling as for `99 growing season; –land cover Airborne campaigns planned for April/May and June/July (proposal under consideration) –multi-angular data (ATM) and VIS/NIR hyperspectral (CASI) –use airborne data to provide independent estimates of BRDF and spectral/broadband albedo.

`00 Fieldwork Plans Proposal submitted for X, C, L band polarimetric SAR (ESAR) and nm hyperspectral (HYMAP) and LiDAR during either April/May or June/July Airborne data to be used in providing independent estimates of the BRDF, broadband and spectral albedo over a 5 * 5km area for validation. Also used to map biophysical parameters to examine scaling issues and validate LC classification. In addition to data purchased from MODLAND, further ETM+ scenes will be purchased to provide a temporal dataset through the growing season. GSFC/Aeronet Cimel in situ (should be running off mains electricity after problems with batteries)

Database connections, current status, plans etc. are being made available Established links for past work can be Further Information