Brdf

The BRDF objects provide the surface reflectance of the ground. The interface currently supports scattering from one incoming direction to another. It is a function of the incoming zenith angle, outgoing zenith angle and the azimuthal difference between the the two directions.

BRDF	Extension	Description
Lambertian	sasktran_core	Lambertian BRDF
Cox Munk	sasktran_core	Cox-Munk ocean surface BRDF.
Kokhanovsky Snow	sasktran_core	Snow BRDF
Hapke	sasktran_core	Hapke BRDF
Rahman	sasktran_core	Rahman BRDF
Modis	sasktran_core	Modis BRDF
Roujean	sasktran_core	Roujean BRDF
Roujean Kernel	sasktran_core	Roujean Kernel BRDF
Li Sparse Kernel	sasktran_core	Li Sparse Kernel BRDF
Li Dense Kernel	sasktran_core	Li Dense Kernel BRDF
Li Sparse Receiprocal Kernel	sasktran_core	Li Sparse Reciprocal Kernel
Ross Thin Kernel	sasktran_core	Ross Thin Kernel
Ross Thick Kernel	sasktran_core	Ross Thick kernel
Linear Combination	sasktran_core	Linear combination of two BRDF’s

• Lambertian
  • Example
  • Properties
• Cox Munk
  • Example
  • Properties
  • References
• Kokhanovsky Snow
  • Example
  • Properties
• Hapke
  • Example
  • References
• Rahman
  • Example
  • Properties
  • References
• Modis
  • Example
  • Properties
  • References
• Roujean
  • Example
  • Properties
• Roujean Kernel
  • Example
  • Properties
• Li Sparse Kernel
  • Example
• Li Dense Kernel
  • Example
• Li Sparse Receiprocal Kernel
  • Example
• Ross Thin Kernel
  • Example
  • References
• Ross Thick Kernel
  • Example
  • References
• Linear Combination
  • Example
  • Properties