Mangrove ecosystems provide critical goods and ecosystem services to coastal
communities and contribute to climate change mitigation. Over four decades, remote …

Mangrove forests are highly productive ecosystems that typically dominate the intertidal
zone of tropical and subtropical coastlines. The history of mangrove remote sensing (RS) …

The wealth of complementary data available from remote sensing missions can hugely aid
efforts towards accurately determining land use and quantifying subtle changes in land use …

Quantitative assessment of aboveground biomass (AGB) and spatial distribution pattern of
exotic mangrove plants (Sonneratia apetala) is of great significance for blue carbon …

Mangrove forests have important social, ecological, and economic value in coastal
ecosystems. However, they are one of the most vulnerable ecosystems in the world and are …

Classification of mangrove species using satellite images is important for investigating the
spatial distribution of mangroves at community and species levels on local, regional and …

Given the scale and rate of mangrove loss globally, it is increasingly important to map and
monitor mangrove forest health in a timely fashion. This study aims to identify the conditions …

Mangroves occur in coastal areas and are therefore vulnerable to anthropogenic
disturbance and exhibit high rates of deforestation. Mexico is among the countries with the …

The use of spectral response curves for estimating nitrogen (N) leaf concentrations generally
has been found to be a challenging task for a variety of plant species. In this investigation …

Changes in chlorophyll a (chl a), leaf area, and leaf length need to be considered when
developing ecological assessments of mangrove forests where distinct seasons occur. The …