Global bare ground gain from 2000 to 2012 using Landsat imagery
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DOI: 10.1016/j.rse.2017.03.022
Abstract: Abstract Bare ground gain, or vegetative cover loss, is an important component of global land cover change resulting from economic drivers such as urbanization and resource extraction. In this study, we characterized global bare ground… read more here.
Keywords: ground gain; global bare; bare ground; gain ... See more keywords
Diurnal to Decadal Changes in the Balance between Vegetation and Bare Ground in Tasmanian Fjaeldmark
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DOI: 10.1657/aaar0017-001
Abstract: ABSTRACT Periglacial processes are active under current climatic conditions on the more exposed peaks and ridges of Tasmania's high country. Non-sorted steps, stripes, and solifluction lobes with vegetated risers and bare treads have formed on… read more here.
Keywords: bare ground; balance vegetation; vegetation; vegetation bare ... See more keywords
Detection of Standing Deadwood from Aerial Imagery Products: Two Methods for Addressing the Bare Ground Misclassification Issue
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DOI: 10.3390/f11080801
Abstract: Deadwood mapping is of high relevance for studies on forest biodiversity, forest disturbance, and dynamics. As deadwood predominantly occurs in forests characterized by a high structural complexity and rugged terrain, the use of remote sensing… read more here.
Keywords: bare ground; ground misclassification; deadwood; standing deadwood ... See more keywords