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How Canopy Shadow Affects Invasive Plant Species Classification in High Spatial Resolution Remote Sensing
Abstract Plant invasions can result in serious threats for biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. Reliable maps at very-high spatial …
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UAV Data as Alternative to Field Sampling to Map Woody Invasive Species Based on Combined Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 Data
Invasive plant species can pose major threats to biodiversity, ecosystem functioning and services. Satellite based remote sensing has …
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UAV Data as Alternative to Field Sampling to Map Woody Invasive Species Based on Combined Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 Data
Transferability of Species Distribution Models for the Detection of an Invasive Alien Bryophyte Using Imaging Spectroscopy Data
Remote sensing is a promising tool for detecting invasive alien plant species. Mapping and monitoring those species requires accurate …
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Mapping an Invasive Bryophyte Species Using Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Data
Reliable distribution maps are crucial for the management of invasive plant species. An alternative to traditional field surveys is the …
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Performance of One-Class Classifiers for Invasive Species Mapping Using Airborne Imaging Spectroscopy
Most remote sensing approaches for mapping invasive plant species focus on species in a prominent phenological stage, such as during …
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Mapping Raised Bogs with an Iterative One-Class Classification Approach
Land use and land cover maps are one of the most commonly used remote sensing products. In many applications the user only requires a …
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Remote Sensing of Scattered Natura 2000 Habitats Using a One-Class Classifier
Mapping of habitats with relevance for nature conservation involves the identification of patches of target habitats in a complex …
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