Global change is causing ecosystems to change at unprecedented rates and the urgency to
quantify ecological change is high. We therefore need all possible sources of ecological …

Repeat photography offers distinctive insights into ecological change, with ground‐based
oblique photographs often predating early aerial images by decades. However, the oblique …

While aerial photography and satellite imagery are the usual data sources used in remote
sensing, land based oblique photographs can also be used to measure ecological change …

While orthogonal (ie, aerial or satellite) imagery has become the more conventional source
of land cover data because it can yield spatially accurate land cover maps, terrestrial oblique …

Since 1996, Mountain Legacy Project (MLP) researchers have been exploring change in
Canada's mountain environments through the use of systematic repeat photography. With …

The objective of this article is to present a novel GIS plugin for classifying and
georeferencing high‐resolution oblique imagery with the intention of creating landcover …

Christopher Alec Stockdale Page 1 A century of landscape change in the southern Rocky
Mountains and Foothills of Alberta: Using historical photography to quantify ecological …

Repeat photography, the process of retaking an existing photograph from the same vantage
point, can give insight into long-term land cover dynamics. I advance the use of repeat …

Our paper proposes a method for visualizing the spatial distribution of classes for a multi-
class image segmentation problem. We apply this method for the case of mountain …

In the previous blog, Origins of Repeat Photography as Tool for Monitoring Landscape
Change, I argued that repeat photography is an effective and flexible technique for …