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Publication Date
2015
Location
New Delhi, India
Description
Monitoring grassland areas to assess changes in their condition over time has been the subject of a lot of research at different scales. Initially the techniques focused on field-based measurements, and modelling. However, several obtained data were site specific. Based on the increase in availability of remote sensing data and products, there is an expectation that remote sensing can provide rapid and definite answers to the challenges of detecting and monitoring grassland conditions and associated changes in productivity. At the time of European Copernicus Programme, the new possibilities of satellite data from the group of Sentinel satellites give the new perspective for grasslands monitoring. The Finegrass Polish – Norwegian Project have been set to detect the biomass and its changes for grasslands in Poland and Norway applying different approaches due to different specific of the area. The results have been verified by ground measurements.
Citation
Dabrowska-Zielinska, Katarzyna; Goliński, Piotr; Jorgensen, Marit; Mølmann, Jørgen; Taff, Gregory; Tomaszewska, Monika; Golińska, Barbara; Budzynska, Maria; and Gatkowska, Martyna, "New Methodologies for Grasslands Monitoring" (2015). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 5.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/23/keynote/5)
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New Methodologies for Grasslands Monitoring
New Delhi, India
Monitoring grassland areas to assess changes in their condition over time has been the subject of a lot of research at different scales. Initially the techniques focused on field-based measurements, and modelling. However, several obtained data were site specific. Based on the increase in availability of remote sensing data and products, there is an expectation that remote sensing can provide rapid and definite answers to the challenges of detecting and monitoring grassland conditions and associated changes in productivity. At the time of European Copernicus Programme, the new possibilities of satellite data from the group of Sentinel satellites give the new perspective for grasslands monitoring. The Finegrass Polish – Norwegian Project have been set to detect the biomass and its changes for grasslands in Poland and Norway applying different approaches due to different specific of the area. The results have been verified by ground measurements.
