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International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, Volume 33
Volume 33, December 2014
- Dan Hammer, Robin Kraft, David Wheeler:
Alerts of forest disturbance from MODIS imagery. 1-9 - Lei Fang, Jian Yang
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Atmospheric effects on the performance and threshold extrapolation of multi-temporal Landsat derived dNBR for burn severity assessment. 10-20 - Ibrahim Fayad, Nicolas N. Baghdadi, Valéry Gond
Coupling potential of ICESat/GLAS and SRTM for the discrimination of forest landscape types in French Guiana. 21-31 - Kun Jia, Shunlin Liang, Lei Zhang, Xiangqin Wei, Yunjun Yao, Xianhong Xie:
Forest cover classification using Landsat ETM+ data and time series MODIS NDVI data. 32-38 - Farai Kuri
Predicting maize yield in Zimbabwe using dry dekads derived from remotely sensed Vegetation Condition Index. 39-46 - Naveen J. P. Anne, Amr H. Abd-Elrahman
Modeling soil parameters using hyperspectral image reflectance in subtropical coastal wetlands. 47-56 - Khosrow Maroufi Naghadehi, Ardeshir Hezarkhani
Mapping the alteration footprint and structural control of Taknar IOCG deposit in east of Iran, using ASTER satellite data. 57-66 - Qiuxiang Yi, Fumin Wang, Anming Bao
Leaf and canopy water content estimation in cotton using hyperspectral indices and radiative transfer models. 67-75 - Tobias Landmann, Olena Dubovyk:
Spatial analysis of human-induced vegetation productivity decline over eastern Africa using a decade (2001-2011) of medium resolution MODIS time-series data. 76-82 - Chong Yu, Xiong Chen:
Remote sensing image denoising application by generalized morphological component analysis. 83-97 - Cédric Véga
PTrees: A point-based approach to forest tree extraction from lidar data. 98-108 - Baodong Ma, Lixin Wu, Xuanxuan Zhang, Xingchun Li, Ying Liu, Shenglei Wang:
Locally adaptive unmixing method for lake-water area extraction based on MODIS 250 m bands. 109-118 - Inci Güneralp
Estimation of floodplain aboveground biomass using multispectral remote sensing and nonparametric modeling. 119-126 - Cui Jing, Yan Bokun, Runsheng Wang, Tian Feng, Zhao Yingjun, Liu Dechang, Yang Suming, Shen Wei:
Regional-scale mineral mapping using ASTER VNIR/SWIR data and validation of reflectance and mineral map products using airborne hyperspectral CASI/SASI data. 127-141 - Ali Najafi, Mohammad Hassan Karimpour
Application of fuzzy AHP method to IOCG prospectivity mapping: A case study in Taherabad prospecting area, eastern Iran. 142-154 - Pranab Kanti Roy Chowdhury
Modelling urban growth in the Indo-Gangetic plain using nighttime OLS data and cellular automata. 155-165 - Andrea Ciampalini
Analysis of building deformation in landslide area using multisensor PSInSAR™ technique. 166-180 - Yuchu Xie, Jie Gong
Oasis dynamics change and its influence on landscape pattern on Jinta oasis in arid China from 1963a to 2010a: Integration of multi-source satellite images. 181-191 - Meiling Liu, Xiangnan Liu, Jin Li, Chao Ding, Jiale Jiang
Evaluating total inorganic nitrogen in coastal waters through fusion of multi-temporal RADARSAT-2 and optical imagery using random forest algorithm. 192-202 - Mamat Sawut, Abduwasit Ghulam
Estimating soil sand content using thermal infrared spectra in arid lands. 203-210 - Stefanie Stenzel, Hannes Feilhauer
Remote sensing of scattered Natura 2000 habitats using a one-class classifier. 211-217 - Brian Alan Johnson, Henry Scheyvens, Binaya R. Shivakoti:
An ensemble pansharpening approach for finer-scale mapping of sugarcane with Landsat 8 imagery. 218-225 - Mingming Jia, Yuanzhi Zhang, Zongming Wang, Kaishan Song, Chun-Ying Ren:
Mapping the distribution of mangrove species in the Core Zone of Mai Po Marshes Nature Reserve, Hong Kong, using hyperspectral data and high-resolution data. 226-231 - Martin L. Gnyp
Development and implementation of a multiscale biomass model using hyperspectral vegetation indices for winter wheat in the North China Plain. 232-242 - Xavier Pons
Automatic and improved radiometric correction of Landsat imagery using reference values from MODIS surface reflectance images. 243-254 - Freek D. van der Meer
Geologic remote sensing for geothermal exploration: A review. 255-269 - Francisco Javier Mesas-Carrascosa
Validation of measurements of land plot area using UAV imagery. 270-279 - María de la Cruz-Blanco
Assessment of reference evapotranspiration using remote sensing and forecasting tools under semi-arid conditions. 280-289 - Fenglei Fan
Enhancing endmember selection in multiple endmember spectral mixture analysis (MESMA) for urban impervious surface area mapping using spectral angle and spectral distance parameters. 290-301 - Matti Mottus
A forestry GIS-based study on evaluating the potential of imaging spectroscopy in mapping forest land fertility. 302-311 - Holly Croft
Temporal disparity in leaf chlorophyll content and leaf area index across a growing season in a temperate deciduous forest. 312-320 - Xiaoxiao Li, Soe W. Myint
Object-based land-cover classification for metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona, using aerial photography. 321-330 - A. Mukashema, A. Veldkamp, Anton Vrieling
Automated high resolution mapping of coffee in Rwanda using an expert Bayesian network. 331-340 - Bastiaan van Loenen:
Spatial Data Infrastructures at Work; Analysing the Spatial Enablement of Public Sector Processes, E. Dressers. Leuven University Press, Leuven (2013), ISBN: 978-90-586-79376. 341 - Alfred Stein:
Spatial Mathematics, Theory and Practice through Mapping, S.L. Arlinghaus, J.J. Kerski. CRC Press/Taylor & Francis, London (2013). 342
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