The objective of this study was to compare the performance of two different remotely sensed techniques in detecting the effects of terminal heat stress and N fertilization on final maize aerial biomass (AB) and grain yield (GY).
Since Chl is accessible through non-destructive, remotely sensed techniques, the use of chlorophyll efficiency for modeling and monitoring plant optimization patterns is practical at different scales (e.g., leaf, canopy) and under widely-varying environmental conditions.
Provided that the EDRs can be extracted directly from raw measurements taken by remote sensing techniques, the proposed method is applicable for estimating the turbulent velocity fluctuations where only remotely sensed EDRs are available.
Topographic legacy datasets come from a variety of field and remotely sensed sampling techniques and instrumentation (Wasklewicz et al. 2013).
This paper presents a combination of techniques suitable for remotely sensing foliar Nitrogen (N) in semiarid shrublands – a capability that would significantly improve our limited understanding of vegetation functionality in dryland ecosystems.
In general, 3D rasters can be used for development of new remotely sensed data processing techniques and subsequent landscape ecology methodologies and measures such as landscape indices or connectivity metrics.
As stand-replacing disturbances, fire and harvest are also the most reliably distinguished changes using remotely sensed data and analysis techniques [44].
Remotely sensed images and processing techniques are a primary tool for mapping changes in tropical forest types important to biodiversity and environmental assessment.
