Matt Ridley recently pointed out that a NASA scientist has developed a «Normalized Difference Vegetation Index» that uses satellite data to «
map global vegetation changes.»
Around the same time, a NASA scientist named Compton Tucker found that he could
map global vegetation changes by calculating a «Normalized Difference Vegetation Index» (NDVI) from the data produced by a satellite sensor.
Not exact matches
Global map of the
Vegetation Sensitivity Index (VSI), a new indicator of vegetation sensitivity to climate variability using satel
Vegetation Sensitivity Index (VSI), a new indicator of
vegetation sensitivity to climate variability using satel
vegetation sensitivity to climate variability using satellite data.
You can see the effects of
global warming in a new high - resolution
map that shows carbon locked up in tropical forest
vegetation and emitted by land - use practices in Peru's Amazon.
By integrating satellite
mapping, airborne - laser technology, and ground - based plot surveys, scientists from the Carnegie Institution's Department of
Global Ecology, with colleagues from the World Wildlife Fund and in coordination with the Peruvian Ministry of the Environment (MINAM), have revealed the first high - resolution
maps of carbon locked up in tropical forest
vegetation and emitted by land - use practices.