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work_n3pjlavgijapbhyialpwso6chy	Matthew Morison	Spectral unmixing of multiple lichen species and underlying substrate	2014.0	16	.pdf	application/pdf	7597	1942	82	multiple lichen species and underlying substrate, International Journal of Remote Sensing, 35:2, Spectral unmixing of multiple lichen species and underlying substrate Spectral unmixing of multiple lichen species and underlying substrate one or more lichen species and substrate on each sample to represent a spectral mixture. Zhang, Rivard, and Sánchez-Azofeifa (2005) demonstrated that a single lichen endmember is suitable for performing SMA in the wavelength region from 2000 to 2400 nm. The wavelength set or region performing best for lichen-substrate discrimination Results of spectral unmixing analysis to determine substrate abundance for lichensubstrate discrimination using (a) wavelength set λ1, (b) wavelength region λ2, (c) wavelength Percentage abundance results for multiple lichen species and substrate by spectral mixture Results of spectral unmixing analysis to determine abundance of multiple lichen species many lichen species in the selected wavelength set and regions). areas of multiple lichen species, unmixing in the spectral region from 2000 to 2400 nm	./cache/work_n3pjlavgijapbhyialpwso6chy.pdf	./txt/work_n3pjlavgijapbhyialpwso6chy.txt