Purpose: Radiometry test site with large homogenous regions Description: Dry-lake playa, located on the border of California and Nevada along I-15. It is smaller than Railroad Valley and at a lower elevation, but it is by far more convenient to use and is more spatially uniform. Google Earth: Looks very smooth and homogeneous in intensity and color. Support Data: DOQ Available Suitability: Recommended for VNIR and SWIR Bands Limitations: Seasonal variability
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