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Remote Sensing, Volume 1, Issue 4

December 2009 - 39 articles

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Articles (39)

  • Article
  • Open Access
14 Citations
12,930 Views
17 Pages

Estimating Flow Resistance of Wetlands Using SAR Images and Interaction Models

  • Mercedes Salvia,
  • Mariano Franco,
  • Francisco Grings,
  • Pablo Perna,
  • Roman Martino,
  • Haydee Karszenbaum and
  • Paolo Ferrazzoli

13 November 2009

The inability to monitor wetland drag coefficients at a regional scale is rooted in the difficulty to determine vegetation structure from remote sensing data. Based on the fact that the backscattering coefficient is sensitive to marsh vegetation stru...

  • Article
  • Open Access
19 Citations
18,086 Views
19 Pages

11 November 2009

Remote sensing data can provide valuable information about the surface expression of regional geomorphologic and geological features of arid regions. In the present study, several processing techniques were applied to reveal such in the Qatar Peninsu...

  • Review
  • Open Access
149 Citations
19,979 Views
18 Pages

LiDAR Utility for Natural Resource Managers

  • Andrew Thomas Hudak,
  • Jeffrey Scott Evans and
  • Alistair Matthew Stuart Smith

11 November 2009

Applications of LiDAR remote sensing are exploding, while moving from the research to the operational realm. Increasingly, natural resource managers are recognizing the tremendous utility of LiDAR-derived information to make improved decisions. This...

  • Article
  • Open Access
43 Citations
21,151 Views
19 Pages

11 November 2009

Changes in wildlife conservation areas have serious implications for ecological systems and the distribution of wildlife species. Using the Masai Mara ecosystem as an example, we analyzed long-term land use/cover changes and wildlife population dynam...

  • Article
  • Open Access
114 Citations
17,578 Views
21 Pages

An Improved ASTER Index for Remote Sensing of Crop Residue

  • Guy Serbin,
  • E. Raymond Hunt,
  • Craig S. T. Daughtry,
  • Gregory W. McCarty and
  • Paul C. Doraiswamy

11 November 2009

Unlike traditional ground-based methodology, remote sensing allows for the rapid estimation of crop residue cover (fR). While the Cellulose Absorption Index (CAI) is ideal for fR estimation, a new index, the Shortwave Infrared Normalized Difference R...

  • Article
  • Open Access
11 Citations
12,197 Views
19 Pages

10 November 2009

Quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides) is commonly believed to be declining throughout western North America. Using a historical vegetation map and Landsat TM5 imagery, this study detects changes in regional aspen cover over two different time periods o...

  • Article
  • Open Access
51 Citations
17,959 Views
21 Pages

9 November 2009

Nearest neighbor techniques are commonly used in remote sensing, pattern recognition and statistics to classify objects into a predefined number of categories based on a given set of predictors. These techniques are especially useful for highly nonli...

  • Article
  • Open Access
67 Citations
16,266 Views
17 Pages

Hyperspectral Reflectance and Fluorescence Imaging to Detect Scab Induced Stress in Apple Leaves

  • Stephanie Delalieux,
  • Annemarie Auwerkerken,
  • Willem W. Verstraeten,
  • Ben Somers,
  • Roland Valcke,
  • Stefaan Lhermitte,
  • Johan Keulemans and
  • Pol Coppin

6 November 2009

Apple scab causes significant losses in the production of this fruit. A timely and more site-specific monitoring and spraying of the disease could reduce the number of applications of fungicides in the fruit industry. The aim of this leaf-scale study...

  • Article
  • Open Access
15 Citations
13,413 Views
16 Pages

Derivation of Soil Line Influence on Two-Band Vegetation Indices and Vegetation Isolines

  • Hiroki Yoshioka,
  • Tomoaki Miura,
  • José A. M. Demattê,
  • Karim Batchily and
  • Alfredo R. Huete

3 November 2009

This paper introduces derivations of soil line influences on two-band vegetation indices (VIs) and vegetation isolines in the red and near infra-red reflectance space. Soil line variations are described as changes in the soil line parameters (slope a...

  • Article
  • Open Access
24 Citations
13,441 Views
11 Pages

Estimated Wind River Range (Wyoming, USA) Glacier Melt Water Contributions to Agriculture

  • Kyle Cheesbrough,
  • Jake Edmunds,
  • Glenn Tootle,
  • Greg Kerr and
  • Larry Pochop

28 October 2009

In 2008, Wyoming was ranked 8th in barley production and 20th in hay production in the United States and these crops support Wyoming’s $800 million cattle industry. However, with a mean elevation of 2,040 meters, much of Wyoming has a limited crop gr...

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