Michael Schlund

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dr. Michael Schlund
Department
NRS
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M-GEO
M-SE
FORAGES

Comparative assessment of single-tree and plot-based aboveground biomass estimations from airborne laser scanning point clouds

The estimation of AGB and its changes is typically carried out using active remote sensing data such as las

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M-SE
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Integration of Multi-Temporal Multi-Source Remote Sensing Data and Field Surveys for Canopy height and Above-Ground Biomass (AGB) monitoringThe main goal of this study is to estimate canopy height and/or Above-Ground Biomass (AGB) and potentially its chan

The estimation of canopy height, AGB and its changes is typically carried out using active Remote Sensing d

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M-SE
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Monitoring land cover change and carbon stocks across Africa

HANPP estimates the actual biomass production (Net Primary Productivity or NPP) following anthropogen

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M-SE
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Dryland drought monitoring with ECOSTRESS, ENMAP, PRISMA, Sentinel-2

ET is the water lost to the atmosphere through plant stomata during photosynthesis and from the surfa

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M-SE
ACQUAL
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Deep Learning based multisource data fusion for biomass estimation (Supervision in collaboration with INPE/Brazil)

Estimating aboveground biomass is essential for generating vegetation inventories and understanding carbon cycles.

M-GEO
M-SE
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Sentinel-1 time series data for crop identifications/discriminations

To inform policymakers about the agricultural landscapes and food production, accurate and timely monitoring of crop type is required.

M-GEO
M-SE
FORAGES

Remote sensing to support nature policies in practice

Amazingly, the Dutch nature conservation monitoring system makes very little use of remote sensing.

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