Land‐use intensification in grassland ecosystems (ie increased mowing frequency,
intensified grazing) has a strong negative effect on biodiversity and ecosystem services …

The relationship between yield and quality of grassland fodder is an important factor for
livestock farmers to consider when deciding the timing of grassland cuts. Even for …

Abstract The European Union's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the Habitats
Directive aim to improve biodiversity in agricultural landscapes. Both policies require …

The accurate identification and monitoring of invasive plants are of great significance to
sustainable ecological development. The invasive Pedicularis poses a severe threat to …

Over the last two decades, considerable research has built on remote sensing of spectral
diversity to assess plant diversity. The spectral variation hypothesis (SVH) proposes that …

The early and accurate mapping of winter canola is essential in predicting crop yield,
assessing agricultural disasters, and responding to food price fluctuations. Although some …

Landslides are mass movements of rock or soil down a slope, which may cause economic
loss, damage to natural resources and frequent fatalities. To support risk management …

Grassland dynamics are modulated by management intensity and impact overall ecosystem
functioning. In mowed grasslands, the first mowing date is a key indicator of management …

Uninterrupted optical image time series are crucial for the timely monitoring of agricultural
land changes, particularly in grasslands. However, the continuity of such time series is often …

Ecosystem accounting is based on the definition of the extent and the status of an
ecosystem. Land cover maps extents are representative of several ecosystems and can …