The fate of wetlands: can the view from space help us to stop and reverse their global decline?
Wetlands are among the most vulnerable, threatened, valuable, diverse, and heterogeneous ecosystems existing on our planet. While they provide invaluable ecosystem services to our society, they have been declining globally for many centuries. Monitoring of these changes is necessary for implementing...
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| author | Strauch, A. Bunting, P. Campbell, J. Cornish, N. Eberle, J. Fatoyinbo, T. Franke, J. Hentze, K. Lagomasino, D. Lucas, R. Paganini, M. Rebelo, Lisa-Maria Riffler, M. Rosenqvist, A. Steinbach, S. Thonfeld, F. Tottrup, C. |
| author_browse | Bunting, P. Campbell, J. Cornish, N. Eberle, J. Fatoyinbo, T. Franke, J. Hentze, K. Lagomasino, D. Lucas, R. Paganini, M. Rebelo, Lisa-Maria Riffler, M. Rosenqvist, A. Steinbach, S. Strauch, A. Thonfeld, F. Tottrup, C. |
| author_facet | Strauch, A. Bunting, P. Campbell, J. Cornish, N. Eberle, J. Fatoyinbo, T. Franke, J. Hentze, K. Lagomasino, D. Lucas, R. Paganini, M. Rebelo, Lisa-Maria Riffler, M. Rosenqvist, A. Steinbach, S. Thonfeld, F. Tottrup, C. |
| author_sort | Strauch, A. |
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| description | Wetlands are among the most vulnerable, threatened, valuable, diverse, and heterogeneous ecosystems existing on our planet. While they provide invaluable ecosystem services to our society, they have been declining globally for many centuries. Monitoring of these changes is necessary for implementing efficient conservation policies and sustainable management schemes. Earth observation techniques can support the effort of monitoring, assessing, and inventorying wetlands at different scales with ever growing capabilities and toolsets. While the GEO-Wetlands initiative provides a framework for collaboratively increasing and utilizing these capabilities, global stakeholders like the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands and U.N. Environment are starting to adopt EO-based methods in their guidelines and technical reports. Many challenges still remain, although different projects and case studies successfully demonstrate the opportunities provided by the growing data archives, analysis algorithms, and processing capabilities. Many of these demonstrations focus on local wetland sites. The mapping and inventorying, specifically of vegetated wetlands, on national or even global scales remains a challenge for the wetlands and EO communities for years to come. Collaboration and partnership between different stakeholders of both communities are key for success. Initiatives like GEO-Wetlands, in cooperation with global stakeholders, need to provide the framework for this collaborative effort. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1205912025-05-20T07:06:16Z The fate of wetlands: can the view from space help us to stop and reverse their global decline? Strauch, A. Bunting, P. Campbell, J. Cornish, N. Eberle, J. Fatoyinbo, T. Franke, J. Hentze, K. Lagomasino, D. Lucas, R. Paganini, M. Rebelo, Lisa-Maria Riffler, M. Rosenqvist, A. Steinbach, S. Thonfeld, F. Tottrup, C. wetlands monitoring collaboration frameworks earth observation satellites landsat datasets mapping sustainable development goals stakeholders ecosystem services water resources surface water water quality mangroves land use land cover normalized difference vegetation index case studies Wetlands are among the most vulnerable, threatened, valuable, diverse, and heterogeneous ecosystems existing on our planet. While they provide invaluable ecosystem services to our society, they have been declining globally for many centuries. Monitoring of these changes is necessary for implementing efficient conservation policies and sustainable management schemes. Earth observation techniques can support the effort of monitoring, assessing, and inventorying wetlands at different scales with ever growing capabilities and toolsets. While the GEO-Wetlands initiative provides a framework for collaboratively increasing and utilizing these capabilities, global stakeholders like the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands and U.N. Environment are starting to adopt EO-based methods in their guidelines and technical reports. Many challenges still remain, although different projects and case studies successfully demonstrate the opportunities provided by the growing data archives, analysis algorithms, and processing capabilities. Many of these demonstrations focus on local wetland sites. The mapping and inventorying, specifically of vegetated wetlands, on national or even global scales remains a challenge for the wetlands and EO communities for years to come. Collaboration and partnership between different stakeholders of both communities are key for success. Initiatives like GEO-Wetlands, in cooperation with global stakeholders, need to provide the framework for this collaborative effort. 2022-08-31 2022-08-22T13:53:46Z 2022-08-22T13:53:46Z Book Chapter https://hdl.handle.net/10568/120591 en Limited Access Wiley Strauch, A.; Bunting, P.; Campbell, J.; Cornish, N.; Eberle, J.; Fatoyinbo, T.; Franke, J.; Hentze, K.; Lagomasino, D.; Lucas, R.; Paganini, M.; Rebelo, Lisa-Maria; Riffler, M.; Rosenqvist, A.; Steinbach, S.; Thonfeld, F.; Tottrup, C. 2022. The fate of wetlands: can the view from space help us to stop and reverse their global decline?. In Kavvada, A.; Cripe, D.; Friedl, L. (Eds.). Earth observation applications and global policy frameworks. Washington, DC, USA: American Geophysical Union (AGU); Hoboken, NJ, USA: John Wiley. pp.85-104. (Geophysical Monograph Series 274) [doi: https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119536789.ch5] |
| spellingShingle | wetlands monitoring collaboration frameworks earth observation satellites landsat datasets mapping sustainable development goals stakeholders ecosystem services water resources surface water water quality mangroves land use land cover normalized difference vegetation index case studies Strauch, A. Bunting, P. Campbell, J. Cornish, N. Eberle, J. Fatoyinbo, T. Franke, J. Hentze, K. Lagomasino, D. Lucas, R. Paganini, M. Rebelo, Lisa-Maria Riffler, M. Rosenqvist, A. Steinbach, S. Thonfeld, F. Tottrup, C. The fate of wetlands: can the view from space help us to stop and reverse their global decline? |
| title | The fate of wetlands: can the view from space help us to stop and reverse their global decline? |
| title_full | The fate of wetlands: can the view from space help us to stop and reverse their global decline? |
| title_fullStr | The fate of wetlands: can the view from space help us to stop and reverse their global decline? |
| title_full_unstemmed | The fate of wetlands: can the view from space help us to stop and reverse their global decline? |
| title_short | The fate of wetlands: can the view from space help us to stop and reverse their global decline? |
| title_sort | fate of wetlands can the view from space help us to stop and reverse their global decline |
| topic | wetlands monitoring collaboration frameworks earth observation satellites landsat datasets mapping sustainable development goals stakeholders ecosystem services water resources surface water water quality mangroves land use land cover normalized difference vegetation index case studies |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/120591 |
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