Remote sensing is the art and science of gathering information about the objects or area of
the real world at a distance without coming into direct physical contact with the object under …

With advances in satellite, airborne and ground based remote sensing, reflectance data are
increasingly being used in agriculture. This paper reviews various remote sensing methods …

Ecosystem monitoring is fundamental to our understanding of how ecosystem change is
impacting our natural resources and is vital for develo** evidence‐based policy and …

Precision agriculture (PA) is becoming an essential practice for the implementation of
sustainable agriculture that encompasses the efficient use of resources and a systematic …

The health of arid and semiarid lands needs to be monitored, particularly if they are used to
produce food and fiber, and are prone to loss of vegetation cover and soil. Indicators of …

Conservation agriculture seeks to reduce environmental degradation through sustainable
management of agricultural land. Since the 1990s, agricultural research has been …

Drylands cover about 41% of the globe's surface and provide important ecosystem services,
but land use and climate change exert considerable pressure on these ecosystems. Both of …

The management of invasive non-native species is a frequent cause of conflict in the field of
biodiversity conservation because perceptions of their costs and benefits differ among …

This analysis attempts to reconcile existing rehabilitation planning goals and implementation
constraints in the form of a paradigm that considers potential and pragmatic ecosystem …

Understanding ecological changes in native vegetation communities often requires
information over long time periods (multiple decades). Tropical cyclones can have a major …