Trees contribute to carbon dioxide absorption through biomass, regulate the climate, support
biodiversity, enhance soil, air and water quality, and offer economic and health benefits …

Droughts of increasing severity and frequency are a primary cause of forest mortality
associated with climate change. Yet, fundamental knowledge gaps regarding the complex …

Fuels within the immediate vicinity of a house (eg, within 30–60 m), referred to as the 'home-
ignition zone', are important determinants of structure damage during wildfires. Methods for …

The application of machine learning (ML) and remote sensing (RS) in soil and water
conservation has become a powerful tool. As analytical tools continue to advance, the …

Canopy height map** is critical for assessing forest structure, forest resilience, carbon
stocks, habitat, and biodiversity, all of which are threatened by changing climate and …

Monitoring complex and dynamic land systems such as tropical agroforests using remote
sensing presents a significant challenge in ecological research. Traditional map** …

Olive tree orchards are suffering from wildfires in many Mediterranean countries. Following a
wildfire event, identifying damaged olive trees is crucial for develo** effective …

Desert encroachment significantly threatens the living and activity space of humanity, and
undertaking human-directed vegetation restoration is one of the effective ways to prevent …

Airborne pollen triggers allergic reactions which result in public health consequences. A
better understanding of flowering and pollen phenology could improve airborne pollen …