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Carlson T N, Gillies R R, Perry E M. A method to makeuse of thermal infrared temperature and NDVI measurementsto infer surface soil water content and fractionalvegetaional cover. Remote Sensing Review, 1994, 9(1-2):45-59.
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Wan Z M, Wang P X, Li X W. Using MODIS land surfacetemperature and Normalized Difference VegetationIndex products for monitoring drought in the southernGreat Plains. USA. International Journal of Remote Sensing,2003, 25(1): 1-12.
Gillies R R, Carlson T N, KustasW P. A Verification ofthe 'riangle' method for obtaining surface soil water contentand energy fluxes from remote measurements of theNormalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) and surfaceradiant temperature. International Journal of RemoteSensing, 1997, 18(15): 3145-3166.
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Goetz S J. Multi-sensor analysis of NDVI, surface temperatureand biophysical variables at a mixed grasslandsite. International Journal of Remote Sensing, 1997, 18(1): 71-94.
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Goward S N , Xue Y, Czajkow ski K P. Evaluating landsurface moisture conditions from the remotely sensedtemperature/vegetation index measurements: An explorationwith the simplified simple biosphere model. RemoteSensing of Environment, 2002, 79(223): 225 - 242.
