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What is PROSPECT } How samples were taken } How water stress was calculated and estimated } PROSPECT Results } Water potential } Future Directions
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Use PROSPECT to estimate equivalent water thickness (EWT) } Compare EWT for stressed and unstressed plots } Compare EWT for AM and PM } Investigating water potential
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Radiative transfer model } Simulates leaf directional-hemispherical reflectance and transmittance } Inverted to simulate biological constituents
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Developed from generalized plate model Considers leaves as stacks of transparent parallel plates Assumes isotropic light flux
Leaf Area Meter Mass leaves Measure area of leaves Mass dried leaves Divide grams of water by leaf area (g/ cm^2)
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Measure reflectance and transmittance with integrating sphere. Prepare files Applied moving windows average from 1900nm 2500nm Run PROSPECT
Raw Spectrum
Averaged Spectrum
Before Smoothing
After Smoothing
Sample
Plot AM North
South
PM
North
South
Calc Es+ 348 0.01934431 321 0.0200809 313 0.01909737 325 0.02046713 316 0.02123818 326 0.02075515 310 0.02011689 301 0.01944199 308 0.020413 305 0.02009067 311 0.02089001 327 0.02036878 348 0.0187992 321 0.01991204 313 0.01980803 325 0.01998256 316 0.02066361 326 0.01992736 310 0.01962104 301 0.01930094 308 0.02042544 305 0.01917028 311 0.02038493 327 0.02027746
0.00902 0.009 0.00971 0.00951 0.01099 0.009 0.009 0.009 0.00953 0.00919 0.00934 0.009 0.00954 0.0097 0.00988 0.00866 0.01094 0.00822 0.00889 0.01032 0.01027 0.0097 0.00892 0.00987
Measure of plant stress } Measured with pressure bomb } More pressure required to see sap means high level of stress
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Plot Comparison
Time Water Potential (Mpa) 4AM 8AM 1PM -0.19257 -0.57133 -0.90306
Time North South S-N East West WE 8AM 8AM 8AM 8AM
Collect a larger range of data with greater degree of water stress and increase sample size
What is PROSPECT } How samples were taken } How Equivalent water thickness (EWT) was calculated and estimated } PROSPECT Results } Water potential } Future Directions
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Dr. Susan Ustin } Shane Grigsby } Everyone from the land group } Emily } Rick Pasetto
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Rodriguez-perez, J. R., Riano, D., Carlisle, E., Ustin, S., & Smart, D. R. (2007). Evaluation of Hyperspectral Reflectance Indexes to Detect Grapevine Water Status in Vineyards [Electronic version].American Journal of Enology and Viticulture,58(3), 302-315. Feret, J., Francois, C., Asner, G. P., Gitelson, A. A., Martin, R. E., Bidel, L. P., & Ustin, S. L. (2008, February 23). PROSPECT-4 and 5: Advances in the leaf optical properties model separating photosynthetic pigments.Remote Sensing of Environment,112, 3030-3043. Retrieved July 16, 2012 Courault, D., Seguin, B., & Olioso, A. (2005).Irrigation and Drainage Systems,19, 223-249. Retrieved July 16, 2012