Mangrove Species Identification: Comparing WorldView-2 with Aerial Photographs
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Summary
It can be concluded that mangrove species mapping using a support vector machine algorithm is more successful with WorldView-2 data than with aerial photographs.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2014-06-27
- Cited by
- 112
- References
- 53
- Access
- Open access
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- https://openalex.org/W1969602863
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- https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:1409763
Keywords
Mangrove, Remote sensing, Aerial image, Support vector machine, Aerial photography
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- Evaluation of Polarimetric SAR Decomposition for Classifying Wetland Vegetation Types
- Assessing the effects of increased summer flooding in an impounded mangrove with the use of remote sensing
- Object-Based Approach for Multi-Scale Mangrove Composition Mapping Using Multi-Resolution Image Datasets
- Mapping and Characterizing Selected Canopy Tree Species at the Angkor World Heritage Site in Cambodia Using Aerial Data
- Retrieval of Mangrove Aboveground Biomass at the Individual Species Level with WorldView-2 Images
- Semi-Automated Object-Based Classification of Coral Reef Habitat using Discrete Choice Models
- Quantifying mangrove chlorophyll from high spatial resolution imagery
- Assessing the potential of multi-seasonal WorldView-2 imagery for mapping West African agroforestry tree species
- Remote-Sensed Mapping of Sargassum spp. Distribution around Rottnest Island, Western Australia, Using High-Spatial Resolution WorldView-2 Satellite Data
- Textural-Spectral Feature-Based Species Classification of Mangroves in Mai Po Nature Reserve from Worldview-3 Imagery
- Identification and Mapping of Marine Submerged Aquatic Vegetation in Shallow Coastal Waters with WorldView-2 Satellite Data
- The relationship between satellite-derived indices and species diversity across African savanna ecosystems
- Estimating Mangrove Biophysical Variables Using WorldView-2 Satellite Data: Rapid Creek, Northern Territory, Australia
- A study of the potential of using worldview-2 of images for the detection of red attack pine tree
- Spectral-spatial information extraction and classification of mangrove species using joint sparse representation
- Seasonality and nutrient-uptake capacity of Sargassum spp. in Western Australia
- Mapping Mangrove Density from Rapideye Data in Central America
- Mapping mangrove forests using multi-tidal remotely-sensed data and a decision-tree-based procedure
- Monitoring mangrove forests: Are we taking full advantage of technology?
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