PERBANDINGAN HASIL KLASIFIKASI LIMBAH LUMPUR ASAM DENGAN METODE SPECTRAL ANGLE MAPPER DAN SPECTRAL MIXTURE ANALYSIS BERDASARKAN CITA LANDSAT - 8

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Sayidah Sulma
Junita Monika Pasaribu
Hana Listi Fitriana
Nanik Suryo Haryani

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The utilization of remote sensing data is an alternative way that could be used for rapid detection of large coverage hazardous waste area. This study aims to classify the acid sludge contaminated area using Landsat 8 by applying Spectral Angle Mapper (SAM) classification method with two spectral reference sources, namely field spectral measurement using a spectrometer and endmember spectral from the image, and then compare the classification results. The accuracy level of SAM classification result showed that classification using endmember spectral from the image as the reference spectral reached 66.7%, whereas classification using field spectral measurement as spectral reference only reached 33.3%. The Spectral Mixture Analysis (SMA) classification result showed that classification using endmember spectral from the image as the reference spectral reached 62.5%. The affecting factors for the low accuracy is the significant differences of the spectral profiles obtained from spectrometer with spectral Landsat-8 due to differences of spatial and altitude measurements.

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S. Sulma, J. M. Pasaribu, H. L. Fitriana, and N. S. Haryani, “PERBANDINGAN HASIL KLASIFIKASI LIMBAH LUMPUR ASAM DENGAN METODE SPECTRAL ANGLE MAPPER DAN SPECTRAL MIXTURE ANALYSIS BERDASARKAN CITA LANDSAT - 8”, INDERAJA, vol. 12, no. 2, pp. 77–90, Dec. 2015.
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