Search for dissertations about: "Normalized difference vegetation index"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the words Normalized difference vegetation index.
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1. Analyzing Vegetation Trends with Sensor Data from Earth Observation Satellites
Abstract : Abstract This thesis aims to advance the analysis of nonlinear trends in time series of vegetation data from Earth observation satellite sensors. This is accomplished by developing fast, efficient methods suitable for large volumes of data. READ MORE
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2. AVHRR NDVI for monitoring and mapping of vegetation and drought in East African environments
Abstract : In this thesis, an assessment is made of the performance of the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) derived from coarse resolution data from the NOAA AVHRR sensor, with particular reference to mapping and monitoring of drought and vegetation in East African vegetation and climatic conditions. Methods for analysing time series of satellite data are investigated. READ MORE
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3. Mapping Primary Production for the West African Sahel with Satellite Data
Abstract : A light Use Efficiency (LUE) model is developed that allows the mapping of total growing season Gross Primary Production (GPP) for the West African Sahel, using the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) together with other data. Image quality may be poor in monthly NDVI maximum value composites as shown by an improved geostatistical noise estimation technique. READ MORE
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4. Bearing the brunt of warming: Interactions between carbon and hydrology in northern Sweden
Abstract : Climate modelling studies indicate that subarctic ecosystems are predicted to show some of the earliest responses to climate change. The predicted temperature and precipitation changes have implications for the carbon biogeochemical cycle with ancillary effects in permafrost soils, vegetation, and stream networks. READ MORE
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5. Peatlands at a Threshold: Greenhouse Gas Dynamics in a Changing Climate
Abstract : To be able to predict the strength of climate change and its consequences for mankind, it is of major importance to understand the contemporary greenhouse gas exchange of the terrestrial biosphere, as well as its response to changes in climate. To achieve such understanding both descriptive studies and manipulation experiments are required. READ MORE