Remote sensing is becoming increasingly important in biodiversity research
Monday, December 12, 2016 - 11:11
in Earth & Climate
To measure biodiversity, researchers have been using various methods of remote sensing for about 30 years in addition to traditional field studies. Under the auspices of UFZ scientists, an international team of researchers present current opportunities, developments and prospects of remote sensing in the journal Ecological Indicators and highlight its enormous potential in assisting future biodiversity research.