Remote Sensing and GIS Applications In Forestry Land Use/ Land Cover Dynamics and LULc Modeling
Land use changes and vegetation dynamics in a silvopastoral system : effect on their ecological structure and carbón storage
... landscape in the old agricultural border in Nicaragua is a fragmented matrix in a livestock environment involving many different land uses with different tree cover and carbon ...
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Environmental variables modeling based on remote sensing data using time series analysis: forestry and agricultural applications
... understanding and monitoring long-term vegetation dynamics over large areas is widely accepted by the scientific ...community. In order to carry out these studies, long and frequent time ...
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Characterizing the relationship between land use land cover change and land surface temperature
... increase in the heat storage capacity of urban surfaces creates so-called urban heat islands (UHI), in which built up areas are hotter than nearby rural areas (Oke, 1982; Taha, 1997; Rizwan et ...difference ...
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Soil acidity-induced land use/cover change and management systems on soil quality parameters in the central highlands of Ethiopia
... Consequently, land use change has become an area of particular concern due to rapid land conversion practices in the highlands of the ...country. In recent decades, Remote ...
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Urban heat islands in Monterrey, México using remote sensing imagery and geographic information systems analysis
... near land surface has been increasing, and found that most of the green house effect gases, which contribute to climate change, are produced in urban areas (Hansen, ...react and cause acid ...
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Present and Potential Land use Mapping in Mexico
... potential land use study was started 6 months later since presént 1and use information was needed as an ...expert and the soí1 sciantist 1ed two píiót studies while adjusting the proposed ...
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Systematic transitions in land use and land cover in a pre-Andean subwatershed with high human intervention in the Araucania Region, Chile
... Carmona and Nahuelhual, ...(Carmona and Nahuelhual, 2012), and transitions between land cover types are classi- fied as random or systematic (Pontius et ...changes and are often ...
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Spatial and temporal land cover changes in Terminos Lagoon Reserve, Mexico
... recovery in terms of occu- pied area, and not in terms of integrity of plant ...poor in the northern area of system, where the main human settlements were ...established. In contrast, ...
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Spatial patterns over a 24-year period show an increase in native vegetation cover and decreased fragmentation in Andean temperate landscapes, Chile
... data in computer-based methods, but in our case, the entire area was visually classified due the extent of the study ...the land use/land cover classes was assessed by ground ...
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Land cover dynamics and climate change implications on water resources in South Pacific Costa Rica
... season in 2012, assuming water content to be at field ...sampled in each land use (9 sampling points) and were placed near to (but not inside) the runoff ...positions in the 3 ...
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Dinámica de uso de suelo e índice verde en Poza Rica, Veracruz
... The dynamics of land and vegetation use in Poza Rica, Veracruz, from 1997 to 2016 were analyzed and related to the perception that the inhabitants of the city have regarding the ...
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GIS and Remote Sensing for Natura 2000 Monitoring in Mediterranean Biogeographic Region
... status in Natura 2000 spaces. This can be achieved by combining GIS-based models of the Potential Natural Vegetation (PNV) with remote sensing classification or interpretation ...locate ...
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Comparison of methodologies for mapping land use cover in Southeast Mexico
... for land use cover monitoring. There have been many studies and researches aiming to develop and assess classification methods which are capable of pro- ducing results with higher ...
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CAMBIOS DE VEGETACIÓN Y USO DE SUELO EN LA CUENCA RÍO BRAVO-SAN JUAN, COAHUILA (1993 A 2008)
... soil cover affects the biosphere, it damages both biotic and abiotic elements: soil, rock bed, topography, and water bodies (Oyinloye et ...vegetation cover is considered a stage in the ...
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Consecuencias de la ocupación urbana en el ambiente costero de las ciudades de Necochea y Quequén, provincia de Buenos Aires
... Brázdil, R., Budíková, M., Auer, I., Böhm, R., Cegnar, T., Fasko, P., Lapin, M., Gajic- Capka, M., Zaninovic, K., Koleva, E., Niedzwiedz, T., Ustrnul, Z., Szalai, S. y Weber, R.O., 1996. Trends of maximum and ...
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Land use modelling and the role of stakeholders in natural protected areas: the case of Doñana national park, Spain
... national and international character, is a coastal dune and marshland ecosystem of outstanding importance for biodiversity and conservation at the mouth of the Guadalaquivir River, Southwest ...park, ...
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Classifiers ensemble in remote sensing: a comparative analysis
... defining and classify accurately the land cover, in order to offer the best tools to the ...decision-makers. In this sense, the CORINE report (1995) from the European Environmental ...
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Land useland cover change and extreme climatic events in the arid and semi-arid ecoregions of Mexico
... ecoregion, and are heavily concentrated in the central and southern portions ...temperatures and droughts ...minimum and maximum tem- peratures has been reported in the northern ...
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Comparing AWiFS and MERIS images for land use – land cover mapping in Spain
... more and more ...involved in global projects that aim to provide these products to decision and policymakers all over the ...global land cover map for the year 2005 using mainly full ...
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The spatial dynamics of land use surrounding the Spanish property bubble (1990 2012)
... for land that this implies, along with other factors of an institutional and production-based nature (Santiago, 2005), that explains its enormously disproportionate growth before, during and after ...
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