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Journal of Remote Sensing
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ISSN 2694-1589 · American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) · 253 artikel di indeks
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Exploring the Performance of SWOT Satellite to Monitor Lake Volumes: A Case Study of Chinese Lakes
Changes in lake volumes are very important for basin water balance, water resource management, and disaster prevention. Remote sensing technologies, including satellite altimetry, optical, and SAR (synthetic aperture radar) remote sensing, can monitor lake volume changes in real time. However…
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Unraveling Ecosystem Function Responses to Grazing Intensity through UAV-Based Hyperspectral Analysis
Hyperspectral remote sensing conducted with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is revolutionizing ecological research by enabling fine-scale monitoring of ecosystem functions. This study investigates how grazing intensity mediates the relationship between functional trait composition and aboveground…
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From Aqua MODIS to PACE OCI: Global-Scale Hyperspectral Rrs Reconstruction via Spectral-Attention Conditional GAN
Hyperspectral remote sensing reflectance ([Formula: see text]) is vital for ocean color research. NASA’s Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) mission provides unprecedented hyperspectral coverage, but its short record limits long-term applications. To overcome this, this study…
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Integrating Plant Traits into Photosynthetic Efficiency Models Paves the Way for Accurate Estimates of Global Vegetation Productivity
Recently, Yan et al.’s study revealed that approximately 60% of the global spatiotemporal variance in terrestrial photosynthetic efficiency remains unexplained by climatic drivers alone. Integrating plant traits into photosynthetic efficiency models offers a promising pathway to improve predictions…
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Spatiotemporal Variation Analysis of Ice-Edge Eddies in the Fram Strait Based on Sequential SAR Images
The spatiotemporal dynamics of eddy formation, movement, and decay in marginal ice zones are pivotal to understanding oceanographic processes. While existing studies largely focus on identifying eddy locations and quantifying their distribution using synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images, there is…
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Aquila: A Hierarchically Aligned Vision-Language Model for Enhanced Remote Sensing Image Comprehension
Recently, large vision-language models (VLMs) have made marked strides in vision-language capabilities through visual instruction tuning, showing great promise in the field of remote sensing image interpretation. However, existing remote sensing vision-language models (RSVLMs) often fall short in…
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Mapping Global Built-Up Height Dynamics Using Temporally Calibrated Time Series Radar Data
Understanding the dynamics of global built-up heights is crucial for fostering sustainable urban development and to manage urban environments effectively. While prior studies have leveraged satellite data to map built-up heights, study exploring their dynamics over extended time frames at a global…
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Monitoring the Global Top-of-Atmosphere Shortwave Radiation Flux with Deep Space-Based Earth Observations
The top-of-atmosphere (TOA) Earth-reflected shortwave radiation flux is a crucial component of the Earth’s radiation budget (ERB). The Earth polychromatic imaging camera onboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR/EPIC) provides a unique Earth observation perspective from the Sun–Earth…
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Operational Framework for Field-Scale Crop Sowing and Emergence Date Estimation Using Daily Synthetic Harmonized Landsat Sentinel-2 Time Series
Satellite-based crop phenology provides critical information for agricultural management; however, accurately detecting specific crop development stages remains challenging. During early stages, such as sowing and emergence, satellite imagery captures a spectral signal that is a mixture of soil and…
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Satellite-Observed Spatiotemporal Variations of Suspended Sediment Concentration in the Yellow River over the Past 40 Years: A Recent Shift in the Long-Term Decreasing Trend
The Yellow River (YR) is one of the rivers with the highest suspended sediment concentrations (SSCs) globally. Recent years have seen a notable decline in SSC in the YR, driven by climate change and human activities. However, the limited data from hydrological stations are insufficient to…
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Phase Linking in Multipolarimetric Multibaseline Joint Scatterer Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar
Time-series interferometric synthetic aperture radar technology can monitor surface deformation with millimeter-level accuracy. To overcome the low point density associated with permanent scatterer technology, phase linking (PL) algorithms are used in distributed scatterer interferometry to enhance…
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Disturbance-Robust Remote Sensing Change Captioning with Self-supervised Multifrequency Representation
Remote sensing change captioning aims at revealing the changing regions between multitemporal images with human-interpretable text. However, the acquisition process of the remote sensing images often encounters unavoidable influences (e.g., rotation or scale variation), which may lead to…
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DART 3D Radiative Transfer Modeling Applied to RAMI Forests – Part 2: Lidar Waveform Simulation and Canopy Structure Analysis
This study explores the influence of canopy structure on spaceborne Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) waveforms by analyzing common canopy approximations in analytical LiDAR waveform models: the omission of woody components, the use of a single leaf spectra, the dimension of the voxelized scenes…
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DART 3D Radiative Transfer Modeling Applied to RAMI Forests – Part 1: Assessing Canopy Structure Effects on Directional TIR Emissivity
The directional emissivity [Formula: see text] of forests in direction [Formula: see text] has a major influence on their energy balance and functioning, as well as on their observation by thermal infrared remote sensing, especially with the advent of high spatial resolution satellite systems…
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A Method for Mapping Strong Scattering Information in SAR Images to 3D Target Geometry Using a Customized Differentiable SAR Simulator
Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) is widely used for target observation and information acquisition in Earth remote sensing. Currently, deeply exploring target information in SAR images and analyzing target scattering characteristics have become an important direction in SAR image interpretation…
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Proximal Measurements of Solar-Induced Fluorescence and Surface Reflectance Capture Seasonal Productivity and Drought Stress Dynamics in a Semiarid Grassland Ecosystem
Remote sensing approaches have been widely used to monitor gross primary productivity (GPP), but typically reflect changes in ecosystem state, e.g., green leaf area, rather than physiological function, e.g., light use efficiency (LUE). Here, we evaluate proximal measurements of the near-infrared…
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Contrastive Learning with Spatial–Spectral Masking and Mixing for Hyperspectral Image Classification
Hyperspectral imagery, with its rich spatial and spectral information, has become a key tool for analyzing the semantic types of ground objects. The data-hungry nature of deep models, coupled with the high cost of label acquisition, presents a substantial challenge for the intelligent analysis of…
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A Major Advancement in Nighttime Light Remote Sensing: Applications and Prospects of SDGSAT-1 Data
Rapid global urbanization poses unprecedented challenges to global sustainability. Since the 1990s, nighttime light (NTL) remote sensing has emerged as a key tool for monitoring urbanization and human activities. However, early-stage NTL datasets, such as those from the Defense Meteorological…
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This Is APEX: An Active–Passive Remote Sensing Fusion Algorithm for 3-Dimensional Aerosol Extinction Coefficient Mapping and Regional Planetary Boundary Layer Height Estimation
The aerosol extinction coefficient (AEX), particularly in 3 dimensions (3D-AEX), is crucial for understanding aerosol–boundary layer interactions and improving climate models. However, existing remote sensing techniques, such as spaceborne active remote sensing with limited spatial coverage and…