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APPLICATION OF THE TERRA MODIS SATELLITE DATA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING IN WESTERN SIBERIA
Environment Satellite Images Geographic Information Systems Oil Fields
2016/11/15
Using the MODIS thematic products, the status of vegetation of oil producing areas in Western Siberia for the period 2010-2015 is monitored. An approach for estimating the impact of various factors on...
Processing of multi-temporal satellite data for locust mass breeding control in the west Siberia
Multi-temporal satellite data locust mass breeding vegetation index
2015/8/21
The problem of locust mass breeding in Russia became more and more urgent. Last outbreaks of a locust in the West Siberia,
Kazakhstan and the Caucasus have evoked considerable interest of scientists ...
OBJECT-ORIENTED WAVELET MULTI-RESOLUTION IMAGE ANALYSIS OF THE SIBERIA GBFM RADAR MOSAIC COMBINED WITH MERIS IMAGERY FOR CONTINENTAL SCALE LAND COVER MAPPING
GBFM JERS-1 mosaic object-oriented image analysis wavelet frame texture Boreal ecosystem land cover mapping MERIS
2015/8/19
Boreal forests and wetlands play an important role in the climate system, in particular through biosphere-atmosphere flux exchanges.They are an important pool of carbon and their role as sink or sourc...
OBJECT ORIENTED OIL SPILL CONTAMINATION MAPPING IN WEST SIBERIA WITH QUICKBIRD DATA
Oil Spill Quickbird Object Oriented Context Classification Siberia
2015/8/19
This paper presents concepts for an object based mapping and classification system for terrestrial oil spill pollutions in West-Siberia using Quickbird data. The work presented is part of the OSCaR pi...
Monitoring of Re-generation Condition for Burnt Forested Wetland in Western Siberia with Sub-pixel Land Cover Characterization
forested wetland burnt scar sub-pixel analysis NOAA AVHRR
2009/3/17
Recently, the number of forest fires in West Siberian Lowland (WSL) is increasing and they are considered as one of the main driving factors influencing carbon cycling in whole earth. Since many fores...