Long-Term Wetland Monitoring Using the Landsat Archive: A Review
Quentin Demarquet,
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Sébastien Rapinel,
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Simon Dufour
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et al.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 820 - 820
Published: Jan. 31, 2023
Wetlands,
which
provide
multiple
functions
and
ecosystem
services,
have
decreased
been
degraded
worldwide
for
several
decades
due
to
human
activities
climate
change.
Managers
scientists
need
tools
characterize
monitor
wetland
areas,
structure,
in
the
long
term
at
regional
global
scales
assess
effects
of
planning
policies
on
their
conservation
status.
The
Landsat
earth
observation
program
has
collected
satellite
images
since
1972,
makes
it
longest
record
with
respect
remote
sensing.
In
this
review,
we
describe
how
data
used
long-term
(≥20
years)
monitoring.
A
total
351
articles
were
analyzed
based
5
topics
22
attributes
that
address
monitoring
analysis
issues.
Results
showed
(1)
open
access
archive
successfully
highlights
changes
worldwide;
(2)
recent
progress
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
machine
learning
opens
new
prospects
analyzing
archive;
(3)
most
unexplored
wetlands
can
be
investigated
using
(4)
cloud-computing
enable
dense
times-series
processed
over
large
areas.
We
recommend
future
studies
focus
AI
methods
along
cloud
computing.
This
review
did
not
include
reports
do
mention
use
imagery.
Language: Английский
A systematic review on remote sensing of wetland environments
Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
79(1), P. 67 - 85
Published: Jan. 2, 2024
This
review
provides
an
overview
of
the
progress
made
in
remote
sensing
application
for
soil
moisture,
vegetation
and
inundation
mapping
wetland
environments.
The
main
objective
paper
was
to
assess
link
between
moisture
variations
characteristics
studies.
To
achieve
this
objective,
relevant
literature
gathered
from
established
search
engines,
e.g.
Science
Direct
Web
Science,
along
with
specific
strategies
key
phrases.
Three
hundred
ninety-three
journal
articles
on
published
1980
2023
were
collected
subjected
a
comprehensive
analysis.
findings
indicate
that
has
been
increasing,
three
work
1980s
22
1990s,
88
2001
2010,
278
2011
2023.
Results
showed
there
improvement
Africa
2015
Despite
wide
map
these
aspects,
very
few
studies
(2.1%)
have
focused
establishing
relationship
them.
analysis
indicated
launch
new
Sentinel-1
radar
Sentinel-2
optical
sensors
addition
Landsat
series,
variety
analytical
methods,
provided
great
opportunity
derivation
data
which
can
be
used
establish
moisture–vegetation
nexus.
Language: Английский
NDVI Characteristics and Influencing Factors of Typical Ecosystems in the Semi-Arid Region of Northern China: A Case Study of the Hulunbuir Grassland
Yating Zhao,
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Chunming Hu,
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Xi Dong
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et al.
Land,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(3), P. 713 - 713
Published: March 20, 2023
The
semi-arid
region
of
northern
China
is
highly
sensitive
to
environmental
changes,
especially
the
Hulunbuir
Grassland,
which
has
an
essential
ecological
status
and
a
fragile
environment.
This
study
focused
on
NDVI
characteristics
three
different
ecosystems
their
dominant
influencing
factors.
It
proposed
method
show
immediate
effects
factors
statistical
level.
results
showed
that:
(1)
floodplain
wetland
>
meadow
sand
ribbon.
There
were
obvious
differences
among
ecosystems,
spatial
distribution
was
consistent
with
altitude.
(2)
main
explanatory
phenological
period,
humidity,
temperature,
accumulated
precipitation,
runoff,
evaporation,
accounted
for
68.8%
total
explanation.
(3)
Phenological
precipitation
positively
correlated
NDVI.
Temperature
evaporation
had
positive
effect
within
certain
range.
revealed
in
enriched
theory
factors,
provided
scientific
basis
future
research
regional
conservation.
Language: Английский
Remote Sensing Monitoring and Evaluation of Vegetation Changes in Hulun Buir Grassland, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China
Xi Dong,
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Chunming Hu
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Forests,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(12), P. 2186 - 2186
Published: Dec. 19, 2022
Constantly
increasing
vegetation
changes
pose
serious
challenges
to
the
sustainable
use
of
global
ecosystems.
Thus,
facing
increasingly
climate
and
ecological
environment
problems
improving
coverage
is
crucial
development
region.
Along
these
lines,
in
this
work,
a
monitoring
model
cover
change
was
proposed
developed
by
using
Landsat
TM
(1989,
1999,
2011)
OLI-TIRS
(2021)
data.
More
specifically,
it
used
assess
change.
Based
on
model,
core
area
Hulun
Buir
Grassland
systematically
analyzed.,
From
acquired
results,
existence
spatial
differences
study
were
demonstrated.
The
total
758.95
km2,
from
low
high
456.41
accounting
for
60.14%
area.
302.57
39.86%
area,
whereas
without
1963.92
72.13%
overall
improving.
Vegetation
models
can
also
be
reveal
describe
large-scale
landscape
obtain
clear
results
through
easy-to-obtain
data;
our
work
suggests
that
process
pursuing
regional
economic
accelerating
urbanization,
industrialization,
agricultural
modernization,
human
beings
should
assume
more
responsibilities
pursue
natural
environment.
are
great
importance
further
potential
driving
mechanism
provide
theoretical
guidance
relevant
managers
formulate
restoration
measures.
Language: Английский
Novel Threshold Self-Regulating Water Extraction Method
Xi Dong,
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Chunming Hu,
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Yating Zhao
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et al.
Journal of Hydrologic Engineering,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
28(8)
Published: May 19, 2023
Water
resources
are
crucial
for
human
activities
and
sustainable
socioeconomic
development.
Understanding
surface
water
information
can
play
a
key
role
in
resource
management,
which
affects
the
global
cycle
ecological
environments.
Considering
Hailar
River
body
as
an
example,
this
study
proposes
new
threshold
self-learning
extraction
method
(TSLWEM)
based
on
modified
normalized
difference
index
(MNDWI)
data.
The
optimal
thresholds
determined
by
TSLWEM
algorithm
four
test
images
were
−0.0030,
0,
0.1990,
−0.0800.
effectively
identified
target
with
recognition
accuracies
of
98.08%,
99.93%,
93.39%,
93.20%
images.
Moreover,
it
accurately
identify
small
tributaries,
such
lakes
rivers.
is
suitable
Landsat
8
Operational
Land
Imager
(OLI)
data,
monitor
map
complex
temperate
semiarid
regions
while
improving
accuracy
identification.
study's
findings
provide
technical
support
protection
well
their
rational
utilization
monitoring.
Language: Английский
Analysis of measurement differences and causes of C, N, and P in river flooding areas—taking the Hailar River in China as an example
Xi Dong,
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Chunming Hu
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PeerJ,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12, P. e17745 - e17745
Published: July 12, 2024
The
Hailar
River
is
located
in
the
Inner
Mongolia
Autonomous
Region
of
Northeast
China.
It
a
connecting
hub
agricultural
pastoral
transitional
zone
on
Hulunbuir
grassland,
with
abundant
water
and
biodiversity
resources,
important
ecological
conservation
significance.
This
study
takes
as
research
area
to
evaluate
impact
main
influencing
factors
soil
C,
N,
P
measurement
from
upstream
downstream
concave
convex
riverbanks
River.
results
show
that:
(1)
average
particle
size
shows
differences
downstream:
Section
1
31.6–192.3
µm,
2
21–213
3
21–288
4
42–206
µm;
pH
value
generally
low,
while
increases.
reason
for
this
that
bank
has
sufficient
water,
which
plays
role
inhibiting
salt
content;
(2)
nutrient
content
higher
region
than
region,
difference
between
regions
relatively
small
bank;
(3)
banks
mostly
positively
correlated
moisture
content,
are
negatively
size.
Research
shown
different
cross-sections
downstream,
well
uneven
riverbanks,
significantly
affect
physicochemical
properties
measurements.
Studying
riparian
zones
under
typical
can
provide
new
ideas
regional
protection
even
global
cycling.
Language: Английский