The ever-increasing global population presents a looming threat to food production. To meet
growing food demands while minimizing negative impacts on water and soil, agricultural …

Multiple cropping is a widespread agricultural intensification for increasing food production.
National-scale Cropping Intensity (CI) mapping is important for achieving sustainable …

Cropping decisions affect the nature, timing and intensity of agricultural management
strategies. Specific crop rotations are associated with different environmental impacts, which …

Tea trees (Camellia sinensis), a quintessential homestead agroforestry crop cultivated in
over 60 countries, hold significant economic and social importance as a vital specialty cash …

CONTEXT Long-term historical information on national-scale grain production is critical for
ensuring food security but often limited by the lack of geospatial data. OBJECTIVE This study …

In recent years, synthetic aperture radar (SAR) has been a widely used data source in the
remote sensing field due to its ability to work all day and in all weather conditions. Among …

Abstract Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) images are commonly used to monitor glacier flow
velocity at Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS). However, offset-tracking with SAR imagery in …

Detecting cropland abandonment in a timely manner is essential to unlock the potential of
such abandoned lands, for instance, to alleviate world hunger and steer environmental …

Understanding the spatiotemporal dynamic of crop cover types and the driving forces of
cropping patterns in the Northeast China (NEC) is essential for establishing suitable and …

Cropping intensity maps at high spatial resolution play a crucial role in guiding agricultural
policies and ensuring food security. So far, most of nationwide cropping intensity maps have …