Titlebook: Remote Sensing of Biosphere Functioning; R. J. Hobbs,Harold A. Mooney Book 1990 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1990 Geoinformationssysteme.

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Water and Energy Exchange,oning but also of land climate processes and regional hydrology. A general conceptual framework is described here for carrying out this work. Progress up to now has been limited for several reasons: the current sensing systems are probably inadequate for the task, the information content of potentia

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Remote Sensing and Trace Gas Fluxes,metabolism of the planet, and it is reasonable to expect that thermal and optical remote sensing could detect at least energy transformations rather directly. Although their overall magnitude is smaller, fluxes of trace gases represent another important interaction between the biosphere and atmosphe

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Satellite Remote Sensing and Field Experiments,tion for this pressure has scientific as well as sociopolitical roots. First, from the science viewpoint, it has become apparent that satellite-based and atmospheric observing techniques can allow researchers a different view of biospheric functioning by spatially integrating the effects of biospher

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Remote Sensing of Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Vegetation,asonal fluctuations in climate. Yearly climatic variations are also responsible for differences in species growth and establishment patterns, leading to changes in species composition and distributions. Over long periods of time, directional vegetational changes may occur through succession. Vegetat

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Remote Sensing of Landscape Processes,dform characteristics are the product of geological structure coupled with tectonic and climatic history and, at the larger spatial scales, change only slowly (Table 11.1). They are, therefore, usually treated as constant over the time intervals during which ecosystems experience and respond to chan

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Synoptic-Scale Hydrological and Biogeochemical Cycles in the Amazon River Basin: A Modeling and Remould be summarized as: “How would extensive land-use change modify the routing of water and its chemical load from precipitation input through the drainage system back to the atmosphere and to the ocean?” Studies of catchment behavior for the Amazon and for other great world rivers not only are impo

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978-1-4612-7958-7Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1990