Remote sensing for biodiversity science and conservation

W Turner, S Spector, N Gardiner, M Fladeland… - Trends in ecology & …, 2003 - cell.com
Remote-sensing systems typically produce imagery that averages information over tens or
even hundreds of square meters–far too coarse to detect most organisms–so the remote …

Remote detection of invasive plants: a review of spectral, textural and phenological approaches

BA Bradley - Biological invasions, 2014 - Springer
Remote sensing image analysis is increasingly being used as a tool for map** invasive
plant species. Resulting distribution maps can be used to target management of early …

[HTML][HTML] A century of human-induced environmental changes and the combined roles of nutrients and land use in Lake Victoria catchment on eutrophication

DM Njagi, J Routh, M Odhiambo, C Luo… - Science of the Total …, 2022 - Elsevier
Lake Victoria, a lifeline for millions of people in East Africa, is affected by anthropogenic
activities resulting in eutrophication and impacting the aquatic life and water quality …

Socioeconomic effects of water hyacinth (Echhornia Crassipes) in Lake Tana, North Western Ethiopia

BG Enyew, WW Assefa, A Gezie - PloS one, 2020 - journals.plos.org
Water hyacinth has been progressively advanced in Lake Tana since 2011 and covered
vast areas of the lakeshore. The aim of this study was to assess how the lakeshore covered …

Recent ecological change in ancient lakes

SE Hampton, S McGowan, T Ozersky… - Limnology and …, 2018 - Wiley Online Library
Ancient lakes are among the best archivists of past environmental change, having
experienced more than one full glacial cycle, a wide range of climatic conditions, tectonic …

Managing plant invasions through the lens of remote sensing: A review of progress and the way forward

AS Vaz, D Alcaraz-Segura, JC Campos… - Science of the Total …, 2018 - Elsevier
Biological invasions are a challenging driver of global environmental change and a
fingerprint of the Anthropocene. Remote sensing has gradually become a fundamental tool …

Water hyacinth control in Lake Victoria: Transforming an ecological catastrophe into economic, social, and environmental benefits

D Güereña, H Neufeldt, J Berazneva, S Duby - Sustainable Production and …, 2015 - Elsevier
The invasion of water hyacinth in Lake Victoria has presented a series of ecological and
economic challenges for the East African region. Despite millions of dollars spent in …

Soil erosion risk assessment in Uganda

F Karamage, C Zhang, T Liu, A Maganda, A Isabwe - Forests, 2017 - mdpi.com
Land use without adequate soil erosion control measures is continuously increasing the risk
of soil erosion by water mainly in develo** tropical countries. These countries are prone to …

Integration of biological control with engineered heterojunction nano-photocatalysts for sustainable and effective management of water hyacinth weed

A Jawed, P Kar, R Verma, K Shukla, P Hemanth… - Journal of …, 2022 - Elsevier
Water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) is a noxious weed that has gained global attention
because of its rapid spread and congested development, causing allergies in navigation …

Malaria vectors in Lake Victoria and adjacent habitats in western Kenya

N Minakawa, GO Dida, GO Sonye, K Futami… - PloS one, 2012 - journals.plos.org
The prevalence of malaria among the residents of the Lake Victoria basin remains high. The
environment associated with the lake may maintain a high number of malaria vectors. Lake …