A study on the impact of the spatial and spectral resolution on plant species richness in Mediterranean regions using optical remote sensing data
Ama Serwah Boakye,
Margarita Huesca Martinez,
Claudia Paris
Abstract:Plant Species Richness (PSR) is one of the most widely used metrics to estimate alpha diversity in ecology. Several approaches have been developed to estimate PSR with Remote Sensing (RS) data. Among them, the Spectral Diversity Hypothesis (SDH) approach can be successfully applied to airborne hyperspectral data. Although effective, these data are limited in space and time due to high aerial acquisition costs. Satellite multispectral data are continuously acquired on a global scale, but their spatial and spect… Show more
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