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Linking Grassland Canopy Structure and Function Responses to Field Experimental Drought Both Seasonally and Interannually. [PDF]
Ecol EvolShifts in species composition in water‐limited ecosystems such as temperate prairies during summer droughts can lead to community‐level changes. Our study focuses on linking experimental drought‐induced shifts in species composition with changes in canopy structure and function using remote sensing approaches.
Encarnación Ojeda M +3 more
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Journal of Water and Climate Change, 2022 This research seeks to validate climate change in the district of Nowshera, as well as its impact on NDVI (vegetation) and hydrological events such as monsoon rains.
Ishaq Ali Shah +2 more
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Temporal Variability of the Batumi Delta Wetlands
Doğal Afetler ve Çevre Dergisi, 2023 Wetlands are invaluable ecosystems as they provide important services, but these areas are rapidly degrading due to anthropogenic pressures and natural changes/transformations. It is thought that this negative change will increase in the upcoming period
Bülent Turgut
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Indonesian Journal of Applied Physics, 2023 Rice is almost a staple food source for the world's population. The State of Indonesia contributes the largest amount of rice productivity, especially in the province of East Java.
Bowo Eko Cahyono +2 more
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International Journal of Environment and Geoinformatics, 2021 Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary, a natural freshwater lake (a relict sea) that is the largest natural wetland in the Thar Desert Bio-geographic Province and represents a dynamic environment with salinity and depth varying depending on rainfall. For maintaining
Kirtan R. Chauhan +3 more
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Big Earth Data, 2021 Exacerbated by climate change, Europe has experienced series of hot and dry summer since the beginning of the 21st century. The importance of land conditions became an international concern with a dedicated sustainable development goal (SDG), the SDG 15.
Charlotte Poussin +8 more
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Optimising NDWI supraglacial pond classification on Himalayan debris-covered glaciers [PDF]
Remote Sensing of Environment, 2018 The ability of medium-resolution (10–30 m) satellite imagery to delineate the size and persistence of ponds on debris-covered glaciers is a topic of recent interest as it has become apparent through the use of fine-resolution products that smaller ponds have often been neglected.
Watson, CS +3 more
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Analysis of Rawa Pening Lake Morphometric Changes for Identification of Land Arises
Jambura Geoscience Review, 2023 Rawa Pening Lake is a natural lake with the status of a critical lake in Indonesia because there is an uncontrolled population of water hyacinths, so a layer of water hyacinths covers the surface of the water.
Nurhadi Bashit +3 more
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Utilization of Satellite Images-Based Indices for Assessment of Al-Hammar Marsh Restoration plan [PDF]
Engineering and Technology Journal, 2021 Wetland landscape characterization is an important component of determining the degree to which wetlands improve environmental conditions. The present study aims to create a model used to automated extraction of the land cover of the western part of the ...
Bayda Dhaidan +2 more
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A NEW MULTI-SPECTRAL THRESHOLD NORMALIZED DIFFERENCE WATER INDEX (MST-NDWI) WATER EXTRACTION METHOD – A CASE STUDY IN YANHE WATERSHED [PDF]
The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, 2018 Accurate remote sensing water extraction is one of the primary tasks of watershed ecological environment study. Since the Yanhe water system has typical characteristics of a small water volume and narrow river channel, which leads to the difficulty for ...
Y. Zhou +6 more
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