2021
DOI: 10.5902/1980509843818
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Avaliação de incêndio em ambiente de Caatinga a partir de imagens Landsat-8, índice de vegetação realçado e análise por componentes principais

Abstract: O fogo é um fator importante na perturbação e perda de florestas secas tropicais globais. Os incêndios florestais exercem um papel ecológico relevante, pois afetam a biodiversidade local, as propriedades do solo e o suprimento de água. O bioma Caatinga apresenta um alto nível de degradação de atividades antrópicas e naturais, sendo extremamente afetado por incêndios originados predominantemente por atividades humanas. O sensoriamento remoto orbital, por apresentar características espaciais, espectrais e tempor… Show more

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“…This study provides an assessment of the effectiveness of the BAI, NBR, MIRBI, NBR2, NBI, and NBRT spectral indices to discriminate burned areas across a Landsat-8 satellite scene in two different ecosystems. It supports findings from previous studies that spectral indices solely based on NIR, SWIR, and TIR bands provide high discrimination of burned areas in a variety of ecosystems, including, for example, boreal forest [73,74], Amazonia [8,75,76], Cerrado [38,46,77,78], and semiarid [79]. However, this study also reinforces the fact that the behavior of the indices can vary between different ecosystems.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…This study provides an assessment of the effectiveness of the BAI, NBR, MIRBI, NBR2, NBI, and NBRT spectral indices to discriminate burned areas across a Landsat-8 satellite scene in two different ecosystems. It supports findings from previous studies that spectral indices solely based on NIR, SWIR, and TIR bands provide high discrimination of burned areas in a variety of ecosystems, including, for example, boreal forest [73,74], Amazonia [8,75,76], Cerrado [38,46,77,78], and semiarid [79]. However, this study also reinforces the fact that the behavior of the indices can vary between different ecosystems.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Briefly, the reflectance of burned surfaces is the result of a mixture of exposed soil, unburned vegetation, ash, and coal that are present on the surface after the fire event. In the NIR, vegetation combustion significantly influences the spectral signature of the burned target, generally decreasing the reflectance and consequently increasing the difference in relation to unburned conditions [71,72]. The importance of NIR for discrimination of burned areas is explored in Lizundia-Loiola et al [73].…”
Section: Sensitivity and Separability Of Detection Based On Spectral ...mentioning
confidence: 99%