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- W2302154809 abstract "The newly launched Landsat 8 satellite continues the long and extremely important record of Earth observation from the Landsat program. We analyzed differences between Landsat 7 and Landsat 8 surface reflectances and cirrus cloud characterization to address how substitutable Landsat 8 observations are within this long archive. Comparison of surface reflectance estimates acquired near simultaneously during Landsat 8's underflight orbital placement shows that Landsat 8 surface reflectance is consistently darker in the blue, green, and red bands and brighter in the near infrared than in Landsat 7. Vegetation indices that rely on the visible and near infrared bands should be used with caution as individual biases in index components can be amplified to create large biases in vegetation indices. We also analyzed time series datasets from the Landsat Climate Data Record (CDR) surface reflectance product across four scenes that contained only Landsat 7 data, Landsat 7 data and only Landsat 8 data post-launch, and Landsat 7 data and data from both sensors post-launch to investigate how sensor differences propagate in time series analysis. If left uncorrected or unexplained, the difference in reflectance between Landsat 7 and Landsat 8 creates spurious time trends in visible wavelengths and in the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI). The introduction of Landsat 8 into time series of Landsat 7 data also biases the mean reflectance or vegetation index value as measured by a time series model intercept while increasing the Root Mean Squared Error of such models. We characterized the spectral reflectance of cirrus clouds in the underflight data that were omitted from Landsat 7 cloud masks but were detected in Landsat 8's cloud mask due to the use of the newly added cirrus band. While these cirrus cloud observations missed in Landsat 7's cloud mask are only slightly brighter in the visible bands, a simulation of time series containing Landsat 8 data that does not use the cirrus band shows that omission of cirrus clouds can result in anomalously brighter time series intercepts and positive time trends. Our results indicate that while Landsat 8 has improved on the legacy of previous sensors through increased radiometric resolution, better cloud identification, and better geometric accuracy, difference in reflectance between sensors in the current Landsat CDR product must be corrected or explained within time series analysis to avoid deleterious consequences. Future efforts should identify the contributions of target specific effects versus differences in atmospheric correction methods to better inform approaches to synthesize the two sensors." @default.
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- W2302154809 title "An analysis of Landsat 7 and Landsat 8 underflight data and the implications for time series investigations" @default.
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