NASA NTRS · 19920053177
What does remote sensing do for ecology?
Abstract
The application of remote sensing to ecological investigations is briefly discussed. Emphasis is given to the recruitment problem in marine population dynamics, the regional analysis of terrestrial ecosystems, and the monitoring of ecological changes. Impediments to the use of remote sensing data in ecology are addressed.
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Roughgarden, J., Running, S. W., Matson, P. A.. 1991-12-01. What does remote sensing do for ecology?. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920053177
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