Twenty years ago, the Spectral Variation Hypothesis (SVH) was formulated as a means to
link between different aspects of biodiversity and spatial patterns of spectral data (eg …

Abstract The “Height Variation Hypothesis” is an indirect approach used to estimate forest
biodiversity through remote sensing data, stating that greater tree height heterogeneity (HH) …

An indirect method for estimating biodiversity from Earth observations is the Spectral
Variation Hypothesis (SVH). SVH states that the higher the spatial variability of the spectral …

The abundance and diversity of plants and insects are important indicators of biodiversity,
overall ecosystem health and agricultural production. Bees in particular are interesting …

The ecosystem services offered by pollinators are vital for supporting agriculture and
ecosystem functioning, with bees standing out as especially valuable contributors among …

At present, the accuracy of remote sensing estimation models of plant alpha diversity is
generally low, and high-precision estimation models in deciduous broadleaved forest (DBF) …

Anthropogenically-driven climate change, land-use changes, and related biodiversity losses
are threatening the capability of forests to provide a variety of valuable ecosystem services …

Question Which optical traits, retrieved from biophysical models applied to Sentinel‐2
images, enable an estimation of tree species diversity based on the Spectral Variation …

Small oceanic islands, such as São Miguel Island in the Azores (Portugal), face heightened
susceptibility to the adverse impacts of climate change, biological invasions, and land cover …

The influence of such technology on human life has increased due to the improved
connectivity, data storage and processor speed. AI is frequently used in many sectors such …