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Publication Date
1985
Location
Kyoto Japan
Description
Grassland monitoring is observing periodically a special biome or an ecological area. Because of the wide area and unceasingly changing of natural grassland, its dynamic monitoring is an essential base for the management of grassland resources. By analysing different phasic and different yearly satellite images, this paper shows that the remote sensing is very effective for monitoring the change of surface water, grazing intensity, and use, desertification and fire in the steppe region.
Citation
Bo, Li and Peng, Yong Shi, "Remote Sensing for Grassland Monitoring in Inner Mongolia" (1985). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 100.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1985/ses6/100)
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Remote Sensing for Grassland Monitoring in Inner Mongolia
Kyoto Japan
Grassland monitoring is observing periodically a special biome or an ecological area. Because of the wide area and unceasingly changing of natural grassland, its dynamic monitoring is an essential base for the management of grassland resources. By analysing different phasic and different yearly satellite images, this paper shows that the remote sensing is very effective for monitoring the change of surface water, grazing intensity, and use, desertification and fire in the steppe region.
