National audienceIn Europe, the 2003 summer heat wave damaged forested areas. The purpose of this study is to compare two methods to analyse time series of NDVI images for monitoring forest decline. The first method is based on phenological indicator linked to spring vegetation activity, and on the analysis of its trend. The second method (BFAST) allows extracting the trend by decomposition of NDVI time series into trend, seasonal and remainder components. The two approaches show similar results for trends estimates. The main advantage of BFAST is its capability to detect breakpoints in the linear trend which highlights the impact of the exceptional climatic conditions in 2003 on forest stands development
The objective of this article is to compare the trends of two vegetation indices (MODIS EVI (optical...
Although satellite-based sensors have made vegetation data series available for several decades, the...
For detecting anomalies or interventions in the field of forest monitoring we propose an approach ba...
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This paper examines the potential of MODIS-NDVI time series for detecting clear-cuts in a coniferous...
This paper examines the potential of MODIS-NDVI time series for detecting clear-cuts in a coniferous...
Abstract. It is well-known that forests play a vital role in maintaining biodiversity and the health...
In this study, the Breaks for Additive Seasonal and Trend (BFAST), a recently introduced trend analy...
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This paper studies the monitoring of oak dieback in forests of the Centre-Val de Loire region, Franc...
Detecting abrupt changes in time series of remotely sensed data is an important approach to monitori...
Remotely sensed vegetation indices are widely used to detect greening and browning trends; especiall...
The objective of this article is to compare the trends of two vegetation indices (MODIS EVI (optical...
Although satellite-based sensors have made vegetation data series available for several decades, the...
For detecting anomalies or interventions in the field of forest monitoring we propose an approach ba...
This study aims to investigate how alternations of the land surface temperature (LST) affects the no...
A wealth of remotely sensed image time series covering large areas is now available to the earth sci...
This paper examines the potential of MODIS-NDVI time series for detecting clear-cuts in a coniferous...
This paper examines the potential of MODIS-NDVI time series for detecting clear-cuts in a coniferous...
Abstract. It is well-known that forests play a vital role in maintaining biodiversity and the health...
In this study, the Breaks for Additive Seasonal and Trend (BFAST), a recently introduced trend analy...
This study focused on the evaluation of forest vegetation changes from 1992 to 2015 in the Low Tatra...
This article studies the monitoring of oak dieback in forests of the Centre-Val de Loire region (Fra...
A challenge in phenology studies is understanding what constitutes phenological change amidst backgr...
This paper studies the monitoring of oak dieback in forests of the Centre-Val de Loire region, Franc...
Detecting abrupt changes in time series of remotely sensed data is an important approach to monitori...
Remotely sensed vegetation indices are widely used to detect greening and browning trends; especiall...
The objective of this article is to compare the trends of two vegetation indices (MODIS EVI (optical...
Although satellite-based sensors have made vegetation data series available for several decades, the...
For detecting anomalies or interventions in the field of forest monitoring we propose an approach ba...