Wetland vegetation has experienced significant loss and degradation over the last few
decades. Although volumes of studies involve wetlands, limited attention has been paid to …

Wetland vegetation is susceptible to climate change and human disturbance, and has
experienced significant losses and degradation. However, the spatial patterns of dynamics …

The accurate classification of wetland vegetation is essential for rapid assessment and
management. The Honghe National Nature Reserve (HNNR), located in Northeast China …

Probing the long-term spatiotemporal patterns of wetland vegetation changes and their
response to climate change and human activities is critical to make informed decisions …

Wetlands in drylands are vulnerable to degradation and disappearance due to the
combined effects of increasing anthropogenic disturbances and climatic extremes. Such …

Karst wetlands have the characteristics of small scale and poor stability. At present, the
wetland is being severely damaged and its area is seriously degraded, and the accurate …

Spatiotemporal data fusion is a cost-effective way to produce remote sensing images with
high spatial and temporal resolutions using multisource images. Using spectral unmixing …

Large fractions of human-altered lands are working landscapes where people and nature
interact to balance social, economic, and ecological needs. Achieving these sustainability …

Disturbances, such as wildfire, insect outbreak, wind throw and building construction, can
significantly alter ecological processes and impact the supply of mountain ecosystem …

Carbon emissions from forest ecosystems are greatly impacted by the acceleration of
fragmentation and edge effects. Understanding these effects requires accurate monitoring of …