Soil Health and Ecosystem Services in Mangrove Forests: A Global Overview
Water,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(24), P. 3626 - 3626
Published: Dec. 17, 2024
This
study
analyzed
the
role
of
soil
health
(SH)
and
ecosystem
services
(ESs)
in
global
mangrove
research
articles
from
1958
to
2024.
The
SH
approach
is
vital
for
evaluating
mangroves’
ability
provide
ES.
However,
most
studies
made
no
reference
these
topics,
an
important
gap
that
must
be
addressed.
We
performed
a
systematic
literature
review
Scopus
database
using
following
prompts:
Level
1:
“mangrove*”
“soil”
or
“sediment”;
2:
“soil
health”
quality”;
3:
quality”
“ecosystem
service*”
“ecologic*
service*”.
A
total
8289
scientific
were
published
explored
soils
sediments,
which
321
included
discussion
SH,
39
discussed
There
historical
preference
term
“sediment”
marine
sciences.
Carbon
studied
topic.
Six
fifteen
productive
countries
are
also
among
with
largest
areas.
regarding
link
recommend
development
index
fully
adapted
mangroves,
considering
their
physical
geochemical
dynamics,
climate
conditions,
anthropic
relevance.
Language: Английский
Soil greenhouse gas fluxes partially reduce the net gains in carbon sequestration in mangroves of the Brazilian Amazon
Environmental Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
263, P. 120102 - 120102
Published: Oct. 3, 2024
Language: Английский
Mangrove Extraction Algorithm Based on Orthogonal Matching Filter-Weighted Least Squares
Yongze Li,
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Jin Ma,
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Dongyang Fu
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et al.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(22), P. 7224 - 7224
Published: Nov. 12, 2024
High-precision
extraction
of
mangrove
areas
is
a
crucial
prerequisite
for
estimating
area
as
well
regional
planning
and
ecological
protection.
However,
mangroves
typically
grow
in
coastal
near-shore
with
complex
water
colors,
where
traditional
algorithms
face
challenges
such
unclear
region
segmentation
insufficient
accuracy.
To
address
this
issue,
paper
we
propose
new
algorithm
identification
based
on
Orthogonal
Matching
Filter-Weighted
Least
Squares
(OMF-WLS)
target
spectral
information.
This
method
first
selects
GF-6
remote
sensing
images
less
cloud
cover,
then
enhances
feature
information
through
preprocessing
band
extension,
combining
whitened
orthogonal
subspace
projection
the
matching
filter
algorithm.
Notably,
innovatively
introduces
Weighted
(WLS)
filtering
technology.
WLS
precisely
processes
high-frequency
noise
edge
details
using
an
adaptive
weighting
matrix,
significantly
improving
clarity
overall
quality
images.
innovative
approach
overcomes
bottleneck
methods
effectively
extracting
against
color
backgrounds.
Finally,
Otsu's
used
threshold
to
achieve
areas.
Our
experimental
results
show
that
OMF-WLS
improves
accuracy
compared
methods,
precision
increasing
from
0.95702
0.99366
Kappa
coefficient
rising
0.88436
0.98233.
In
addition,
our
proposed
provides
significant
improvements
other
metrics,
demonstrating
better
performance.
These
findings
can
provide
more
reliable
technical
support
monitoring
protection
resources.
Language: Английский