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Monitoring rangeland vegetation in the Sahel by Landsat MSS and NOAA AVHRR
Quantities of herbaceous vegetation of Sahelian rangelands in Niger and Mali were compared to vegetation indices (VI) derived from Landsat MSS and NOAA AVHRR LAC images.
Hiederer, Roland
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Using Landsat and Sentinel-2 spectral time series to detect East African small woodlots
Accurate maps of gains in tree cover are necessary to quantify carbon storage, wildlife habitat, and land use changes. Satellite-based mapping of emerging smallholder woodlots in heterogeneous landscapes of sub-Saharan Africa is challenging. Our goal was
Niwaeli E. Kimambo, Volker C. Radeloff
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Extracting building construction time is crucial for effective land resource management and sustainable urban development, particularly in fast-growing urban areas.
Tengyun Hu +9 more
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Gap Filling for Historical Landsat NDVI Time Series by Integrating Climate Data
High-quality Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) time series are essential in studying vegetation phenology, dynamic monitoring, and global change.
Wentao Yu +8 more
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The successful launch of Landsat-9 marks a significant achievement in preserving the data legacy and ensuring the continuity of Landsat’s calibrated Earth observations.
Yuanheng Sun +5 more
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The number of Landsat time-series applications has grown substantially because of its approximately 50-year history and relatively high spatial resolution for observing long term changes in the Earth’s surface.
Zhipeng Tang +3 more
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Monitoring shifting cultivation in Laos with Landsat time series
Shifting cultivation is an agricultural practice in which plots of land are cultivated temporarily, then abandoned, and vegetation is allowed to regenerate during fallow periods. Shifting cultivation is usually associated with cutting and burning forests and thus it is an important driver of forest disturbance in the tropics.
Chen, Shijuan +3 more
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Detecting semi-arid forest decline using time series of Landsat data
Detecting forest decline is crucial for effective forest management in arid and semi-arid regions. Remote sensing using satellite image time series is useful for identifying reduced photosynthetic activity caused by defoliation.
Elham Shafeian +2 more
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Percentile features derived from Landsat time-series data are widely adopted in land-cover classification. However, the temporal distribution of Landsat valid observations is highly uneven across different pixels due to the gaps resulting from clouds ...
Shuai Xie, Liangyun Liu, Jiangning Yang
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Historical forest biomass dynamics modelled with Landsat spectral trajectories [PDF]
Acknowledgements National Forest Inventory data are available online, provided by Ministerio de Agricultura, Alimentación y Medio Ambiente (España).
White, Joanne C. +3 more
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