A snapshot of canopy reflectance models and a universal model for the radiation regime

Various canopy reflectance models are reviewed, with emphasis on their attractive features and shortcomings. A universal model for the radiation regime in kilometer level scenes is described which can emulate these models. Areas for future research are outlined.

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