Title: The role of remote sensing in Climate Change
1The role of remote sensing in Climate Change
- Mitigation and Adaptation
2SPOT 2001
NDVI SPOT 2001
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4Landsat Bands
5Power in Satellite Data
Complete spatial coverage of surface Consistent
manner Updated regularly Cost effective
Increasingly high spatial resolution Captures
spectral energy beyond Visible Light
6Remote Sensing System Resolutions
- Spectral - Energy
- Spatial - Pixel size
- Temporal - Repeat time
- Radiometric
- Cost vs Accuracy tradeoff
- Some areas will be more costly to monitor-
clouds, hilly terrain, other drivers of
deforestation. - Need for cost effective solutions
7Satellites for Remote Sensing of the Environment
Satellite Resolution Spectral bands Repeat time
QuickBird2 QuickBird2 0.6, 2.5 5 tasked
IKONOS2 1,4 5 3days
OrbView3 1,5,1000 5 1 day
Landsat (TM,ETM) Landsat (TM,ETM) 15,30,60 78 14days
IRS (LISS III) IRS (LISS III) 5,23,70 5
EOS(ASTER) EOS(ASTER) 15,30,90 14 45days
AVIRIS 224 26 day
SPOT 2.5,5,10 5 tasked
EOS(Hyperion) EOS(Hyperion) 30 220 tasked
EOS(MODIS) EOS(MODIS) 250,500,1000 36 1-2days
NOAA (AVHRR) 1100 5 1 day
8Spatial Coverage
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12Eucalyptus
Forest
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14Remote Sensing plays a key role in climate change
research combined with ground
measurements Extrapolation of plot measurements
to the regional or national level
15Integrated approach
Quality field data Develop a method to link
species level data with MODIS/Landsat/SPOT image.
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17SPOT 2001
NDVI SPOT 2001
18Landsat MSS TM ETM MODIS
- Landsat most widely used sensor for studies of
the environment - Both free, Easy to obtain
- 30m Resolution, 500m
- Landsat time series back to the 1970s
- Landsat 7 Spectral Bands
- Blue
- Green
- Red
- Near Infrared
- Mid Infrared1
- Mid Infrared 2
- Thermal
- Indices
- NDVI
- NDMI
- VI
- EVI
- Develop new
- indices/models
19Climate Change
- Integrated approach
- Scales
- Landscapes
- Regional processes
- Students/faculty trained in both remote sensing
and ecology
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