Vegetation condition mapping at a landscape-scale across Victoria

Evaluating MERIS-Based Aquatic Vegetation Mapping in Lake Victoria

Delineation of aquatic plants and estimation of its surface extent are crucial to the efficient control of its proliferation, and this information can be derived accurately with fine resolution remote sensing products. However, small swath and low observation frequency associated with them may be prohibitive for application to large water bodies with rapid proliferation and dynamic floating aqu...

Investigation of aggregation effects in vegetation condition monitoring at a national scale

Monitoring vegetation condition is an important issue in the Mediterranean region, in terms of both securing food and preventing fires. Vegetation indices (VIs), mathematical transformations of reflectance bands, have played an important role in vegetation monitoring, as they depict the abundance and health of vegetation. Instead of storing raster VI maps, aggregated statistics can be derived a...

Landscape scale effects of disturbance on riparian vegetation

Root traits predict decomposition across a landscape-scale grazing experiment

Root litter is the dominant soil carbon and nutrient input in many ecosystems, yet few studies have considered how root decomposition is regulated at the landscape scale and how this is mediated by land-use management practices. Large herbivores can potentially influence below-ground decomposition through changes in soil microclimate (temperature and moisture) and changes in plant species compo...

N2O emissions at landscape scale

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