Understanding the relationship between land-use patterns and regional carbon storage, as
well as predicting future land-use changes for regional carbon sink and emission …

This review comprehensively examines the multifunctional role of forest ecosystems in
climate regulation and the consequential impacts of climate change on these critical biomes …

The combined effects of changes in climate and land use and land cover can lead to a
decrease in soil organic carbon, potentially affecting soil fertility and agricultural output. The …

Soil organic carbon (SOC) plays a crucial role in the global carbon cycle and in maintaining
soil functions in the context of land use and climate change. Understanding the spatial …

The advent of cloud computing platforms (eg, Google Earth Engine (GEE)) and the massive
amounts of optical and radar Earth Observation (EO) data hosted by these platforms present …

Soil organic carbon (SOC) is important in maintaining soil quality, fertility, and the terrestrial
carbon cycle. Advances in technology have heightened global interest in estimating soil …

Understanding the dynamic relationships between soil organic carbon (SOC) and stand age
are essential to quantify and predict the terrestrial carbon sequestration potential. However …

Changes in land use from high-nature-value grasslands to arable fields reduce the organic
carbon stock in soil, increasing atmospheric carbon concentrations. Maintaining grasslands …

Understanding the organic carbon content of forest soil will aid in studying the spatial
distribution pattern of regional soil organic carbon (SOC) storage. Monitoring and …

Owing to its role in mitigating CO2 in the atmosphere, the total organic carbon (TOC) stock of
soil, a key component of the terrestrial carbon cycle, is of significant interest as regards …