Remote Sensing of Environment,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
291, С. 113570 - 113570
Опубликована: Апрель 12, 2023
The
launch
of
NASA's
Ice,
Cloud,
And
Elevation
Satellite-2
(ICESat-2)
in
September
2018
provides
the
scientific
community
an
opportunity
to
observe
high-resolution
and
three-dimensional
surface
elevations
with
global
coverage.
ICESat-2's
Land
Vegetation
Height
(ATL08)
data
product
focuses
on
along-track
terrain
canopy
heights
observations
at
a
100
m
×
11
spatial
resolution.
This
work
expands
past
ATL08
validation
studies
assess
higher
resolution
(30
m)
version
ATL08's
height
product.
new
dataset
enables
mapping
fusion
Landsat
data,
but
has
not
previously
been
validated
across
large
geographic
extents.
In
this
paper,
we
examine
accuracy
multi-resolution
ICESat-2
North
America
boreal
forests
using
Land,
Vegetation,
Ice
Sensor
(LVIS),
airborne
laser
ranging
system
as
reference
datasets.
Overall,
strong
agreements
elevation
were
found
between
LVIS
both
(RMSEterrain
=
2.35
m;
biasterrain
−0.17
RMSEcanopy
4.17
biascanopy
0.08
30
3.19
0.49;
4.75
0.88
resolutions.
We
measurements
constrained
by
sensor
external
conditions
during
time
acquisition
lower
uncertainties
observed
from
samples
along
high-intensity
ground
tracks
low
topography/slope
variabilities.
Through
work,
provide
insight
into
use
for
characterization
northern
forests.
results
our
study
serve
benchmark
end
users
select
high-quality
variety
applications.
Environmental Research Letters,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
17(2), С. 024016 - 024016
Опубликована: Янв. 20, 2022
Abstract
Elevation
data
are
fundamental
to
many
applications,
especially
in
geosciences.
The
latest
global
elevation
contains
forest
and
building
artifacts
that
limit
its
usefulness
for
applications
require
precise
terrain
heights,
particular
flood
simulation.
Here,
we
use
machine
learning
remove
buildings
forests
from
the
Copernicus
Digital
Model
produce,
first
time,
a
map
of
with
removed
at
1
arc
second
(∼30
m)
grid
spacing.
We
train
our
correction
algorithm
on
unique
set
reference
12
countries,
covering
wide
range
climate
zones
urban
extents.
Hence,
this
approach
has
much
wider
applicability
compared
previous
DEMs
trained
single
country.
Our
method
reduces
mean
absolute
vertical
error
built-up
areas
1.61
1.12
m,
5.15
2.88
m.
new
is
more
accurate
than
existing
maps
will
strengthen
models
where
high
quality
information
required.
Remote Sensing of Environment,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
271, С. 112921 - 112921
Опубликована: Фев. 2, 2022
Passive
microwave
remote
sensing
at
L-band
(1.4
GHz)
provides
an
unprecedented
opportunity
to
estimate
global
surface
soil
moisture
(SM)
and
vegetation
water
content
(via
the
optical
depth,
VOD),
which
are
essential
monitor
Earth
carbon
cycles.
Currently,
only
two
space-borne
radiometer
missions
operating:
Soil
Moisture
Ocean
Salinity
(SMOS)
Active
(SMAP)
in
orbit
since
2009
2015,
respectively.
This
study
presents
a
new
mono-angle
retrieval
algorithm
(called
SMAP-INRAE-BORDEAUX,
hereafter
SMAP-IB)
of
SM
VOD
(L-VOD)
from
dual-channel
SMAP
radiometric
observations.
The
retrievals
based
on
L-MEB
(L-band
Microwave
Emission
Biosphere)
model
is
forward
SMOS-IC
official
SMOS
algorithms.
SMAP-IB
product
aims
providing
good
performances
for
both
L-VOD
while
remaining
independent
auxiliary
data:
neither
modelled
data
nor
indices
used
as
input
algorithm.
Inter-comparison
with
other
products
(i.e.,
MT-DCA,
SMOS-IC,
versions
DCA
SCA-V
extracted
passive
Level
3
product)
suggested
that
performed
well
L-VOD.
In
particular,
presented
higher
scores
(R
=
0.74)
capturing
temporal
trends
in-situ
observations
ISMN
(International
Network)
during
April
2015–March
2019,
followed
by
MT-DCA
0.71).
While
lowest
ubRMSD
value
was
obtained
version
(0.056
m3/m3),
best
R,
(~
0.058
m3/m3)
bias
(0.002
when
considering
(e.g.,
NDVI).
SMAP-IB,
were
correlated
(spatially)
aboveground
biomass
tree
height,
spatial
R
values
~0.88
~
0.90,
All
three
exhibited
smooth
non-linear
density
distribution
linear
relationship
especially
high
levels,
datasets
incorporating
information
algorithms
DCA)
showed
obvious
saturation
effects.
It
expected
this
can
facilitate
fusion
obtain
long-term
continuous
earth
observation
products.
GIScience & Remote Sensing,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
60(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 26, 2023
Forest
aboveground
biomass
(AGB)
estimation
is
crucial
for
carbon
cycle
studies
and
climate
change
mitigation
actions.
However,
because
of
limitations
in
timely
reliable
forestry
surveys
high-resolution
remote
sensing
data,
producing
a
fine
resolution
spatial
continuous
forest
AGB
map
China
challenging.
Here,
we
combined
4789
ground-truth
measurements
multisource
data
such
as
recently
released
canopy-height
product,
optical
spectral
indexes,
topographic
climatological
soil
properties
to
train
random
regression
model
at
30-m
resolution.
The
accuracy
the
estimated
can
yield
R2
=
0.67
RMSE
70.71
Mg/ha.
nationwide
estimates
show
that
average
total
storage
were
97.57
±
23.85
Mg/ha
11.06
Pg
C
year
2019,
respectively.
value
uncertainty
ranges
from
0.68
37.80
Mg/ha,
was
4.32
1.75
this
study
correspond
reasonably
well
with
derived
grassland
statistical
yearbook
provincial
level
(R2
0.61,
30.15
Mg/ha).
In
addition,
found
previous
products
generally
underestimate
compared
our
pixel-level
measurements.
provides
an
important
alternative
source
be
used
baseline
management
conservation
practices.
Remote Sensing of Environment,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
303, С. 114005 - 114005
Опубликована: Янв. 30, 2024
Spatially
explicit
data
on
forest
canopy
fuel
parameters
provide
critical
information
for
wildfire
propagation
modelling,
emission
estimations
and
risk
assessment.
LiDAR
observations
enable
accurate
retrieval
of
the
vertical
structure
vegetation,
which
makes
them
an
excellent
alternative
characterising
structures.
In
most
cases,
parameterisation
has
been
based
Airborne
Laser
Scanning
(ALS)
observations,
are
costly
best
suited
local
research.
Spaceborne
acquisitions
overcome
limited
spatiotemporal
coverage
airborne
systems,
as
they
can
cover
much
wider
geographical
areas.
However,
do
not
continuous
data,
requiring
spatial
interpolation
methods
to
obtain
wall-to-wall
information.
We
developed
a
two-step,
easily
replicable
methodology
estimate
entire
European
territory,
from
Global
Ecosystem
Dynamics
Investigation
(GEDI)
sensor,
onboard
International
Space
Station
(ISS).
First,
we
simulated
GEDI
pseudo-waveforms
discrete
ALS
about
plots.
then
used
metrics
derived
mean
height
(Hm),
(CC)
base
(CBH),
national
inventory
reference.
The
RH80
metric
had
strongest
correlation
with
Hm
all
types
(r
=
0.96–0.97,
Bias
−0.16-0.30
m,
RMSE
1.53–2.52
rRMSE
13.23–19.75%).
A
strong
was
also
observed
between
ALS-CC
GEDI-CC
0.94,
−0.02,
0.09,
16.26%),
whereas
weaker
correlations
were
obtained
CBH
0.46,
0
0.89
39.80%).
second
stage
generate
maps
continent
Europe
at
resolution
1
km
using
GEDI-based
estimates
within-fuel
polygons
covered
by
footprints.
available
some
(mainly
Northern
latitudes,
above
51.6°N).
these
estimated
random
regression
models
multispectral
SAR
imagery
biophysical
variables.
Errors
higher
than
direct
retrievals,
but
still
within
range
previous
results
0.72–0.82,
−0.18-0.29
3.63–4.18
m
28.43–30.66%
Hm;
r
0.82–0.91,
0,
0.07–0.09
10.65–14.42%
CC;
0.62–0.75,
0.01–0.02
0.60–0.74
19.16–22.93%
CBH).
Uncertainty
provided
grid
level,
purpose
considered
individual
errors
each
step
in
methodology.
final
outputs,
publicly
(https://doi.org/10.21950/KTALA8),
estimation
three
modelling
crown
fire
potential
demonstrate
capacity
improve
characterisation
models.
Abstract
Coastal
elevation
data
are
essential
for
a
wide
variety
of
applications,
such
as
coastal
management,
flood
modelling,
and
adaptation
planning.
Low-lying
areas
(found
below
10
m
+Mean
Sea
Level
(MSL))
at
risk
future
extreme
water
levels,
subsidence
changing
weather
patterns.
However,
current
freely
available
datasets
not
sufficiently
accurate
to
model
these
risks.
We
present
DeltaDTM,
global
Digital
Terrain
Model
(DTM)
in
the
public
domain,
with
horizontal
spatial
resolution
1
arcsecond
(∼30
m)
vertical
mean
absolute
error
(MAE)
0.45
overall.
DeltaDTM
corrects
CopernicusDEM
spaceborne
lidar
from
ICESat-2
GEDI
missions.
Specifically,
we
correct
bias
CopernicusDEM,
apply
filters
remove
non-terrain
cells,
fill
gaps
using
interpolation.
Notably,
our
classification
approach
produces
more
results
than
regression
methods
recently
used
by
others
DEMs,
that
achieve
an
overall
MAE
0.72
best.
conclude
will
be
valuable
resource
impact
modelling
other
applications.
npj Climate and Atmospheric Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
8(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 14, 2025
This
literature
review
synthesizes
the
role
of
soil
moisture
in
regulating
carbon
sequestration
and
greenhouse
gas
emissions
(CS-GHG).
Soil
directly
affects
photosynthesis,
respiration,
microbial
activity,
organic
matter
dynamics,
with
optimal
levels
enhancing
storage
while
extremes,
such
as
drought
flooding,
disrupt
these
processes.
A
quantitative
analysis
is
provided
on
effects
CS-GHG
across
various
ecosystems
climatic
conditions,
highlighting
a
"Peak
Decline"
pattern
for
CO₂
at
40%
water-filled
pore
space
(WFPS),
CH₄
N₂O
peak
higher
(60–80%
around
80%
WFPS,
respectively).
The
also
examines
ecosystem
models,
discussing
how
dynamics
are
incorporated
to
simulate
nutrient
cycling.
Sustainable
management
practices,
including
conservation
agriculture,
agroforestry,
optimized
water
management,
prove
effective
mitigating
GHG
by
maintaining
ideal
levels.
further
emphasizes
importance
advancing
multiscale
observations
feedback
modeling
through
high-resolution
remote
sensing
ground-based
data
integration,
well
hybrid
frameworks.
interactive
model-experiment
framework
emerges
promising
approach
linking
experimental
model
refinement,
enabling
continuous
improvement
predictions.
From
policy
perspective,
shifting
focus
from
short-term
agricultural
productivity
long-term
crucial.
Achieving
this
shift
will
require
financial
incentives,
robust
monitoring
systems,
collaboration
among
stakeholders
ensure
sustainable
practices
effectively
contribute
climate
mitigation
goals.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
375, С. 124313 - 124313
Опубликована: Янв. 31, 2025
Observations
from
the
NASA
Global
Ecosystem
Dynamics
Investigation
(GEDI)
provide
global
information
on
forest
structure
and
biomass.
Footprint-level
predictions
of
aboveground
biomass
density
(AGBD)
in
GEDI
mission
are
based
training
data
sourced
sparsely
distributed
field
plots
coincident
with
airborne
laser
scanning
surveys.
National
Forest
Inventories
(NFI)
rarely
used
to
calibrate
footprint
models
because
their
sampling
positional
accuracy
prevent
accurate
colocation
or
ALS.
This
omission
can
limit
harmonization
jurisdictional
estimates
NFI's
GEDI;
however,
there
methods
available
improve
NFI
footprints.
Focusing
Mediterranean
forests
Spain,
we
compared
different
approaches
collocation
data:
(i)
simulated
waveforms
ALS;
(ii)
nearest-neighbor
on-orbit
waveforms;
(iii)
imputed
plot
locations
using
a
novel
geostatistical
method.
These
potential
solutions
local
performance
address
systematic
deviations
between
estimates.
We
assess
advantages
limitations
these
locally
quantify
impact
geolocation
errors
reference
data.
The
new
each
method
were
predict
level
AGBD,
which
then
gridded
for
province
North-West
Spain.
It
was
found
that
imputation
approach
is
not
sensitive
common
geolocation,
but
it
outperform
ALS-based
simulation
some
cases,
highlighting
benefit
multiple
footprints
proximate
improving
predictions.
research
provides
users
benchmark
techniques
locally-calibrate
models.
Water Resources Research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
61(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
Abstract
In
West
Africa,
lakes
and
reservoirs
play
a
vital
role
as
they
are
critical
resources
for
drinking
water,
livestock,
irrigation,
fisheries.
Given
the
scarcity
of
in‐situ
data,
satellite
remote
sensing
is
an
important
tool
monitoring
lake
volume
changes
in
this
region.
Several
methods
have
been
developed
to
do
using
water
height‐area‐volume
relationships,
but
few
publications
compared
their
performances
over
small
medium‐sized
shallow
lakes.
work
we
compare
four
based
on
recent
data
from
high‐resolution
optical
imagery
radar
lidar
altimetry
16
Central
Sahel,
with
areas
between
0.22
21
.
All
show
consistent
results
generally
good
agreement
terms
accuracy
(Root
Mean
Squared
Error
below
0.42
m
heights
Normalized
Root
13%
volumes).
The
precision
estimated
height
about
0.20
Pleiades
Digital
Surface
Models
(DSMs)
less
than
0.13
other
methods.
Inherent
limitations
such
DSM
quality,
temporal
coverage
spatial
identified.
Overall,
fine
shape
patterns
consistently
observed
amplitudes,
highlighting
ability
monitor
non‐linear
height‐area
relationship.
Finally,
that
combining
altimetry‐based
provides
estimates
different
bodies
study
region
accurate
enough
seasonal,
interannual,
long‐term
variability.