Review of seven studies finds African vegetation classifications remain uneven
A review of seven studies found that African vegetation classifications remain uneven and international databases contain relatively few vegetation plots ...
A review of seven studies found that African vegetation classifications remain uneven and international databases contain relatively few vegetation plots ...
A regional remote-sensing study linked extreme summer surface heat to nonlinear productivity decline and separately estimated a source-like carbon balance ...
A review finds that European riparian wetland monitoring remains fragmented and proposes a framework combining long-term ecological observation, restoration evaluation ...
A new study of quartz habitat islands in South Africa's arid summer-rainfall region shows that species richness, functional diversity, and ...
A preliminary geospatial study mapped 67.24% of Kitgum District as very low to low groundwater potential and 85.5% of Pader ...
Object-based machine-learning models mapped burned forests from Sentinel-2 imagery, retaining overall accuracies above 83% in transfer tests at selected Mediterranean ...
Laboratory hyperspectral data combined with environmental and satellite covariates improved machine-learning estimates of topsoil organic carbon across Northeast China’s croplands.
A Chiba University machine-learning model reconstructed missing regions in global satellite rainfall maps with higher accuracy and image quality than ...
A physically constrained Ka-band radar method achieved a 0.092-kilometer mean absolute error in 10 locally conditioned coastal fog events, demonstrating ...
A multi-source study of 965 reclassified settlements in Uzbekistan found that administrative recognition grouped places already urban in 2005, sites ...
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