Remote sensing of land-cover change and landscape context of the National Parks: A case study of the Northeast Temperate Network

Exploring the Use of Google Earth Imagery and Object-Based Methods in Land Use/Cover Mapping

“…Remote sensing plays an important role in generating land use/cover information from regional to global scales, not only due to its spatially-explicit representation of the earth surface, but also due to its frequent temporal coverage and relatively low observation costs [3,4]. The improved data availability from new sensors and improved computing resources and data analysis tools have resulted in a number of studies conducted to unravel the geographic distribution of land use/cover and its dynamic changes over time, space and scale [5,6].…”

Comprehensive Landscape Ecology Stability Assessment of a Coal Gangue Backfill Reclamation Area

“…The landscape pattern showed continuous, balanced peer technology and trends to the high connectivity change. It can be noted that the trend of development for the landscape pattern is continuous, equilibrium equivalence, high connectivity [34]. Each metric of gangue, backfi ll, and build-up is benefi cial to regional landscape stability.…”

Investigating the Role of Tourism in the Conservation and Sustainable Development of the Environment: A Geographic Approach

“…Cover and dynamic monitoring of land use and landscape in protected areas and wetlands to understand how they Nagy effect on nature, the process of reconstruction and rehabilitation and to protect them in the long term is very important. Assessment of resource and ecological condition of these areas, managers need to make decisions helps (Jones, et al, 2009;Wang, et al: 2009). …”