2022
DOI: 10.1002/env.2743
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Reconstruction of past human land use from pollen data and anthropogenic land cover changes

Abstract: Accurate maps of past land cover and human land use are necessary for studying the impact of anthropogenic land‐cover changes, such as deforestation, on the climate. The maps of past land cover should ideally be separated into naturally occurring vegetation and human‐induced changes, thereby enabling the quantification of the effect of human land use on the past climate. We developed a Bayesian hierarchical model that combines fossil pollen‐based reconstructions of actual land cover with estimates of past huma… Show more

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“…In addressing deforestation detection through statistical methods, our approach is in line with and relates to recent advancements in the field of environmetrics. Notably, the application of Bayesian hierarchical models has enriched understanding of land cover changes (Pirzamanbein & Lindström, 2022), while data science's role in environmetrics, especially in analyzing large datasets including satellite imagery, has become increasingly pivotal (Rodrigues & Carfagna 2023). Furthermore, the employment of nonparametric methods for anomaly detection (Scagliarini et al, 2023) and quantile regression for clustering satellite time series data (Musau et al, 2022) share methodological similarities with our work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addressing deforestation detection through statistical methods, our approach is in line with and relates to recent advancements in the field of environmetrics. Notably, the application of Bayesian hierarchical models has enriched understanding of land cover changes (Pirzamanbein & Lindström, 2022), while data science's role in environmetrics, especially in analyzing large datasets including satellite imagery, has become increasingly pivotal (Rodrigues & Carfagna 2023). Furthermore, the employment of nonparametric methods for anomaly detection (Scagliarini et al, 2023) and quantile regression for clustering satellite time series data (Musau et al, 2022) share methodological similarities with our work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Spatially dependent data arise in many applications including ecology (e.g., Plant, 2018), public health (e.g., Reich & Haran, 2018), environmental exposure monitoring (e.g., Berrocal et al, 2020; Self et al, 2021), pollen concentrations (e.g., Pirzamanbein & Lindström, 2022; Zapata‐Marin et al, 2023), and medical imaging (e.g., Masotti et al, 2021). For example, this work is motivated by an analysis of the effect of conservation efforts on aquatic biodiversity (Gill et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%