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Remote Sensing, Volume 7, Issue 6

June 2015 - 75 articles

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Articles (75)

  • Article
  • Open Access
60 Citations
9,682 Views
26 Pages

Early Identification of Land Degradation Hotspots in Complex Bio-Geographic Regions

  • Maria Lanfredi,
  • Rosa Coppola,
  • Tiziana Simoniello,
  • Rosa Coluzzi,
  • Mariagrazia D'Emilio,
  • Vito Imbrenda and
  • Maria Macchiato

19 June 2015

The development of low-cost and relatively simple tools to identify emerging land degradation across complex regions is fundamental to plan monitoring and intervention strategies. We propose a procedure that integrates multi-spectral satellite observ...

  • Article
  • Open Access
23 Citations
7,792 Views
22 Pages

19 June 2015

Quantifying post-fire effects in a forested landscape is important to ascertain burn severity, ecosystem recovery and post-fire hazard assessments and mitigation planning. Reporting of such post-fire effects assumes significance in fire-prone countri...

  • Article
  • Open Access
34 Citations
10,250 Views
22 Pages

Observing Land Subsidence and Revealing the Factors That Influence It Using a Multi-Sensor Approach in Yunlin County, Taiwan

  • Wei-Chen Hsu,
  • Hung-Cheng Chang,
  • Kuan-Tsung Chang,
  • En-Kai Lin,
  • Jin-King Liu and
  • Yuei-An Liou

19 June 2015

Land subsidence is a worldwide problem that is typically caused by human activities, primarily the removal of groundwater. In Western Taiwan, groundwater has been pumped for industrial, residential, agricultural, and aquacultural uses for over 40 yea...

  • Article
  • Open Access
63 Citations
12,137 Views
26 Pages

19 June 2015

Impervious surfaces (IS) are a key indicator of environmental quality, and mapping of urban IS is important for a wide range of applications including hydrological modelling, water management, urban and environmental planning and urban climate studie...

  • Article
  • Open Access
26 Citations
7,823 Views
24 Pages

18 June 2015

Leaf biomass distribution is a key factor for modeling energy and carbon fluxes in forest canopies and for assessing fire behavior. We propose a new method to estimate 3D leaf bulk density distribution, based on a calibration of indices derived from...

  • Article
  • Open Access
82 Citations
14,473 Views
26 Pages

Modeling Top of Atmosphere Radiance over Heterogeneous Non-Lambertian Rugged Terrain

  • Alijafar Mousivand,
  • Wout Verhoef,
  • Massimo Menenti and
  • Ben Gorte

18 June 2015

Topography affects the fraction of direct and diffuse radiation received on a pixel and changes the sun–target–sensor geometry, resulting in variations in the observed radiance. Retrieval of surface–atmosphere properties from top of atmosphere radian...

  • Article
  • Open Access
23 Citations
8,116 Views
22 Pages

18 June 2015

The main objective of the present study was to apply a slope-based spectral method to both dry and fresh pasture vegetation. Differences in eight spectral ranges were identified across the near infrared-shortwave infrared (NIR-SWIR) that were indicat...

  • Article
  • Open Access
133 Citations
11,435 Views
35 Pages

Digging the METEOSAT Treasure—3 Decades of Solar Surface Radiation

  • Richard Müller,
  • Uwe Pfeifroth,
  • Christine Träger-Chatterjee,
  • Jörg Trentmann and
  • Roswitha Cremer

18 June 2015

Solar surface radiation data of high quality is essential for the appropriate monitoring and analysis of the Earth's radiation budget and the climate system. Further, they are crucial for the efficient planning and operation of solar energy systems....

  • Editorial
  • Open Access
2 Citations
6,839 Views
5 Pages

18 June 2015

This Editorial introduces the papers published in the special issue “Earth Observation for Ecosystems Monitoring in Space and Time” which includes the most important researchers in the field and the most challenging aspects of the application of remo...

  • Article
  • Open Access
37 Citations
9,266 Views
21 Pages

Spatial Variability Mapping of Crop Residue Using Hyperion (EO-1) Hyperspectral Data

  • Abderrazak Bannari,
  • Karl Staenz,
  • Catherine Champagne and
  • K. Shahid Khurshid

18 June 2015

Soil management practices that maintain crop residue cover and reduce tillage improve soil structure, increase organic matter content in the soil, positively influence water infiltration, evaporation and soil temperature, and play an important role i...

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