Mapeamento da biomassa florestal Boreal com imagens dos sensores SAR polarimetricos e semi-polarimetricos

Yrjö Rauste, Anne Lönnqvist, Heikki Ahola

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    Abstract

    Data from ALOS/Palsar and TerraSAR-X were used to estimate forest biomass in Boreal forest zone in Finland. In the study site in Heinavesi (forest biomass between 0 and 255 tons/ha), the HH-polarised component of dual-polarised ALOS/Palsar produced biomass estimation accuracies (RMSE) between 35 and 42 tons/ha. In the Kuortane site (biomass 0…188 tons/ha) the RMSE varied between 25 and 28 tons/ha. Since only two winter-time scenes from TerraSAR-X were available, TerraSAR-X results were very preliminary. The phase of the HH-VV cross-coherence produced the highest biomass-correlations among the TerraSAR-X derived features. This produced a biomass estimation accuracy (RMSE) of 49 tons/ha in the Heinavesi study site.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings of VIII seminario de atualizacao em sensoriamento remoto e sistemas de informacoes geograficas aplicados a engenharia florestal
    Place of PublicationCuritiba, Brasilia
    Pages596-603
    Publication statusPublished - 2008
    MoE publication typeA4 Article in a conference publication
    EventVIII seminario de atualizacao em sensoriamento remoto e sistemas de informacoes geograficas aplicados a engenharia florestal - Curitiba, Brazil
    Duration: 7 Oct 20089 Oct 2008

    Conference

    ConferenceVIII seminario de atualizacao em sensoriamento remoto e sistemas de informacoes geograficas aplicados a engenharia florestal
    Country/TerritoryBrazil
    CityCuritiba
    Period7/10/089/10/08

    Keywords

    • Remote sensing
    • radar
    • forest biomass
    • polarimetry

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