Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 876 - 876
Published: Feb. 26, 2021
Improvements
in
irrigated
areas’
classification
accuracy
are
critical
to
enhance
agricultural
water
management
and
inform
policy
decision-making
on
irrigation
expansion
land
use
planning.
This
is
particularly
relevant
water-scarce
regions
where
there
plans
increase
the
under
food
security,
yet
actual
spatial
extent
of
current
areas
unknown.
study
applied
a
non-parametric
machine
learning
algorithm,
random
forest,
process
classify
using
images
acquired
by
Landsat
Sentinel
satellites,
for
Mpumalanga
Province
Africa.
The
was
automated
big-data
platform,
Google
Earth
Engine
(GEE),
R-programming
used
post-processing.
normalised
difference
vegetation
index
(NDVI)
subsequently
distinguish
between
rainfed
during
2018/19
2019/20
winter
growing
seasons.
High
NDVI
values
cultivated
dry
season
an
indication
irrigation.
2020,
but
2019
were
also
classified
assess
impact
Covid-19
pandemic
agriculture.
comparison
2020
facilitated
assessment
changes
smallholder
farming
areas.
approach
enhanced
ground-based
training
samples
very
high-resolution
(VHRI)
fusion
with
existing
datasets
expert
local
knowledge
area.
overall
88%.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
12(7), P. 1135 - 1135
Published: April 2, 2020
Rapid
and
uncontrolled
population
growth
along
with
economic
industrial
development,
especially
in
developing
countries
during
the
late
twentieth
early
twenty-first
centuries,
have
increased
rate
of
land-use/land-cover
(LULC)
change
many
times.
Since
quantitative
assessment
changes
LULC
is
one
most
efficient
means
to
understand
manage
land
transformation,
there
a
need
examine
accuracy
different
algorithms
for
mapping
order
identify
best
classifier
further
applications
earth
observations.
In
this
article,
six
machine-learning
algorithms,
namely
random
forest
(RF),
support
vector
machine
(SVM),
artificial
neural
network
(ANN),
fuzzy
adaptive
resonance
theory-supervised
predictive
(Fuzzy
ARTMAP),
spectral
angle
mapper
(SAM)
Mahalanobis
distance
(MD)
were
examined.
Accuracy
was
performed
by
using
Kappa
coefficient,
receiver
operational
curve
(RoC),
index-based
validation
root
mean
square
error
(RMSE).
Results
coefficient
show
that
all
classifiers
similar
level
minor
variation,
but
RF
algorithm
has
highest
0.89
MD
(parametric
classifier)
least
0.82.
addition,
visual
cross-validation
(correlations
between
normalised
differentiation
water
index,
vegetation
index
built-up
are
0.96,
0.99
1,
respectively,
at
0.05
significance)
comparison
other
adopted.
Findings
from
literature
also
proved
ANN
classifiers,
although
non-parametric
like
SAM
(Kappa
0.84;
area
under
(AUC)
0.85)
better
consistent
than
algorithms.
Finally,
review
concludes
classifier,
among
examined
it
necessary
test
morphoclimatic
conditions
future.
IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
13, P. 5326 - 5350
Published: Jan. 1, 2020
Remote
sensing
(RS)
systems
have
been
collecting
massive
volumes
of
datasets
for
decades,
managing
and
analyzing
which
are
not
practical
using
common
software
packages
desktop
computing
resources.
In
this
regard,
Google
has
developed
a
cloud
platform,
called
Earth
Engine
(GEE),
to
effectively
address
the
challenges
big
data
analysis.
particular,
platform
facilitates
processing
geo
over
large
areas
monitoring
environment
long
periods
time.
Although
was
launched
in
2010
proved
its
high
potential
different
applications,
it
fully
investigated
utilized
RS
applications
until
recent
years.
Therefore,
study
aims
comprehensively
explore
aspects
GEE
including
datasets,
functions,
advantages/limitations,
various
applications.
For
purpose,
450
journal
articles
published
150
journals
between
January
May
2020
were
studied.
It
observed
that
Landsat
Sentinel
extensively
by
users.
Moreover,
supervised
machine
learning
algorithms,
such
as
Random
Forest,
more
widely
applied
image
classification
tasks.
also
employed
broad
range
Land
Cover/land
Use
classification,
hydrology,
urban
planning,
natural
disaster,
climate
analyses,
processing.
generally
number
publications
significantly
increased
during
past
few
years,
is
expected
will
be
users
from
fields
resolve
their
challenges.
Earth system science data,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(6), P. 2753 - 2776
Published: June 15, 2021
Abstract.
Over
past
decades,
a
lot
of
global
land-cover
products
have
been
released;
however,
these
still
lack
map
with
fine
classification
system
and
spatial
resolution
simultaneously.
In
this
study,
novel
30
m
for
the
year
2015
(GLC_FCS30-2015)
was
produced
by
combining
time
series
Landsat
imagery
high-quality
training
data
from
GSPECLib
(Global
Spatial
Temporal
Spectra
Library)
on
Google
Earth
Engine
computing
platform.
First,
were
developed
applying
rigorous
filters
to
CCI_LC
(Climate
Change
Initiative
Global
Land
Cover)
MCD43A4
NBAR
(MODIS
Nadir
Bidirectional
Reflectance
Distribution
Function-Adjusted
Reflectance).
Secondly,
local
adaptive
random
forest
model
built
each
5∘×5∘
geographical
tile
using
multi-temporal
spectral
texture
features
corresponding
data,
GLC_FCS30-2015
product
containing
types
generated
tile.
Lastly,
validated
three
different
validation
systems
(containing
details)
44
043
samples.
The
results
indicated
that
achieved
an
overall
accuracy
82.5
%
kappa
coefficient
0.784
level-0
(9
basic
types),
71.4
0.686
UN-LCCS
(United
Nations
Cover
Classification
System)
level-1
(16
LCCS
68.7
0.662
level-2
(24
types).
comparisons
against
other
(CCI_LC,
MCD12Q1,
FROM_GLC,
GlobeLand30)
provides
more
details
than
CCI_LC-2015
MCD12Q1-2015
greater
diversity
FROM_GLC-2015
GlobeLand30-2010.
They
also
showed
best
59.1
GlobeLand30-2010
75.9
%.
Therefore,
it
is
concluded
first
dataset
16
as
well
14
detailed
regional
types)
high
at
m.
in
paper
are
free
access
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3986872
(Liu
et
al.,
2020).
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
12(15), P. 2411 - 2411
Published: July 27, 2020
Land
cover
information
plays
a
vital
role
in
many
aspects
of
life,
from
scientific
and
economic
to
political.
Accurate
about
land
affects
the
accuracy
all
subsequent
applications,
therefore
accurate
timely
is
high
demand.
In
classification
studies
over
past
decade,
higher
accuracies
were
produced
when
using
time
series
satellite
images
than
single
date
images.
Recently,
availability
Google
Earth
Engine
(GEE),
cloud-based
computing
platform,
has
gained
attention
remote
sensing
based
applications
where
temporal
aggregation
methods
derived
are
widely
applied
(i.e.,
use
metrics
such
as
mean
or
median),
instead
GEE,
simply
select
possible
fill
gaps
without
concerning
how
different
year/season
might
affect
accuracy.
This
study
aims
analyze
effect
composition
methods,
well
input
images,
on
results.
We
Landsat
8
surface
reflectance
(L8sr)
data
with
eight
combination
strategies
produce
evaluate
maps
for
area
Mongolia.
implemented
experiment
GEE
platform
algorithm,
Random
Forest
(RF)
classifier.
Our
results
show
that
datasets
moderately
highly
maps,
overall
84.31%.
Among
datasets,
two
summer
scenes
(images
1
June
30
September)
highest
(89.80%
89.70%),
followed
by
median
composite
same
(88.74%).
The
difference
between
these
three
classifications
was
not
significant
McNemar
test
(p
>
0.05).
However,
<
0.05)
observed
other
pairs
involving
one
datasets.
indicate
(e.g.,
median)
promising
method,
which
only
significantly
reduces
volume
(resulting
an
easier
faster
analysis)
but
also
produces
equally
data.
spatial
consistency
among
relatively
low
compared
general
accuracy,
showing
selection
dataset
used
any
important
crucial
step,
because
play
essential
classification,
particularly
snowy,
cloudy
expansive
areas
like
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
11(1), P. 43 - 43
Published: Dec. 28, 2018
Wetlands
are
one
of
the
most
important
ecosystems
that
provide
a
desirable
habitat
for
great
variety
flora
and
fauna.
Wetland
mapping
modeling
using
Earth
Observation
(EO)
data
essential
natural
resource
management
at
both
regional
national
levels.
However,
accurate
wetland
is
challenging,
especially
on
large
scale,
given
their
heterogeneous
fragmented
landscape,
as
well
spectral
similarity
differing
classes.
Currently,
precise,
consistent,
comprehensive
inventories
national-
or
provincial-scale
lacking
globally,
with
studies
focused
generation
local-scale
maps
from
limited
remote
sensing
data.
Leveraging
Google
Engine
(GEE)
computational
power
availability
high
spatial
resolution
collected
by
Copernicus
Sentinels,
this
study
introduces
first
detailed,
inventory
map
richest
Canadian
provinces
in
terms
extent.
In
particular,
multi-year
summer
Synthetic
Aperture
Radar
(SAR)
Sentinel-1
optical
Sentinel-2
composites
were
used
to
identify
distribution
five
three
non-wetland
classes
Island
Newfoundland,
covering
an
approximate
area
106,000
km2.
The
classification
results
evaluated
pixel-based
object-based
random
forest
(RF)
classifications
implemented
GEE
platform.
revealed
superiority
approach
relative
mapping.
Although
was
more
compared
SAR,
inclusion
types
significantly
improved
accuracies
overall
accuracy
88.37%
Kappa
coefficient
0.85
achieved
SAR/optical
composite
RF
classification,
wherein
all
correctly
identified
beyond
70%
90%,
respectively.
suggest
paradigm-shift
standard
static
products
approaches
toward
generating
dynamic,
on-demand,
large-scale
coverage
through
advanced
cloud
computing
resources
simplify
access
processing
“Geo
Big
Data.”
addition,
resulting
ever-demanding
Newfoundland
interest
can
be
many
stakeholders,
including
federal
provincial
governments,
municipalities,
NGOs,
environmental
consultants
name
few.
Scientific Data,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: Feb. 2, 2021
Abstract
Northeast
China
is
the
leading
grain
production
region
in
where
one-fifth
of
national
produced;
however,
consistent
and
reliable
crop
maps
are
still
unavailable,
impeding
management
decisions
for
regional
food
security.
Here,
we
produced
annual
10-m
major
crops
(maize,
soybean,
rice)
from
2017
to
2019,
by
using
(1)
a
hierarchical
mapping
strategy
(cropland
followed
classification),
(2)
agro-climate
zone-specific
random
forest
classifiers,
(3)
interpolated
smoothed
10-day
Sentinel-2
time
series
data,
(4)
optimized
features
spectral,
temporal,
texture
characteristics
land
surface.
The
resultant
have
high
overall
accuracies
(OA)
spanning
0.81
0.86
based
on
abundant
ground
truth
data.
satellite
estimates
agreed
well
with
statistical
data
most
municipalities
(R
2
≥
0.83,
p
<
0.01).
This
first
effort
at
resolution,
which
permits
assessing
performance
soybean
rejuvenation
plan
rotation
practice
China.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
12(18), P. 3062 - 3062
Published: Sept. 18, 2020
Recent
applications
of
Landsat
8
Operational
Land
Imager
(L8/OLI)
and
Sentinel-2
MultiSpectral
Instrument
(S2/MSI)
data
for
acquiring
information
about
land
use
cover
(LULC)
provide
a
new
perspective
in
remote
sensing
analysis.
Jointly,
these
sources
permit
researchers
to
improve
operational
classification
change
detection,
guiding
better
reasoning
landscape
intrinsic
processes,
as
deforestation
agricultural
expansion.
However,
the
results
their
have
not
yet
been
synthesized
order
coherent
guidance
on
effect
different
well
identify
promising
approaches
issues
which
affect
performance.
In
this
systematic
review,
we
present
trends,
potentialities,
challenges,
actual
gaps,
future
possibilities
L8/OLI
S2/MSI
LULC
mapping
detection.
particular,
highlight
possibility
using
medium-resolution
(Landsat-like,
10–30
m)
time
series
multispectral
optical
provided
by
harmonization
between
sensors
cube
architectures
analysis-ready
that
are
permeated
publicizations,
open
policies,
science
principles.
We
also
reinforce
potential
exploring
more
spectral
bands
combinations,
especially
three
Red-edge
two
Near
Infrared
Shortwave
S2/MSI,
calculate
vegetation
indices
sensitive
phenological
variations
were
less
frequently
applied
long
time,
but
turned
since
mission.
Summarizing
peer-reviewed
papers
can
guide
scientific
community
data,
enable
detailed
knowledge
detection
landscapes,
natural
scenarios.