ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 26, 2020August 09, 2020 UTC
Identifying Spectral Features of Characteristics of Sphagnum to Assess the Remote Sensing Potential of Peatlands: A Case Study in China
Identifying Spectral Features of Characteristics of Sphagnum to Assess the Remote Sensing Potential of Peatlands: A Case Study in China
Y. Pang, Y. Huang, Y. Zhou, J. Xu, Y. Wu,
Articles in Vol. 26, 2020
Vol. 26, 2020
- Natural Isotopes Support Groundwater Origin as a Driver of Mire Type and Biodiversity in Slitere National Park, LatviaS. ElshehawiA. Espinoza VilchesO. AleksansM. PakalneL. WolejkoP. SchotA.P. Grootjans
- Estimation of Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions Based on Vegetation Changes After Rewetting in Drentsche Aa Brook ValleyW. LiuA.P. GrootjansH. EvertsC. FrtizN. de Vries
- Fine-resolution Mapping of Microforms of a Boreal Bog Using Aerial Images and Waveform-Recording LiDARI. KorpelaR. HaapanenA. KorrensaloE.-S. TuittilaT. Vesala
- Spatial Heterogeneity of Soil Properties in Relation to Microtopography in a Non-Tidal Rewetted Coastal MireS. AhmadH. LiuF. BeyerB. KløveB. Lennartz
- Trace Elements Content of Surface Peat Deposits in the Solovetsky Islands (White Sea)K. KoziołJ. KorzeniowskaD. OkupnyE. Bezak-MazurS. Żurek
- A High-Resolution Transient 3-Dimensional Hydrological Model of an Extensive Undisturbed Bog Complex in West SiberiaW. BleutenE. ZarovO. Schmitz
- Hydraulic Modelling for Assessment of the Performance of Sedimentation Basins Downstream From Extracted PeatlandsS. HafdhiS. DuchesneA. St-Hilaire
- Paludiculture on Former Bog Grassland: Profitability of Sphagnum Farming in North West GermanyS. WichmannM. KrebsS. KumarG. Gaudig
- Stabilisation of Peat With Colloidal NanosilicaS. GhadrA. Assadi-LangroudiC. Hung
- Biogas and Combustion Potential of Fresh Reed Canary Grass Grown on Cutover PeatlandK. LaasasenahoF. RenziH. KarjalainenP. KaparajuJ. KonttinenJ. Rintala
- Plant Diversity and Spatial Vegetation Structure of the Calcareous Spring Fen in the "Arkaulovskoye Mire" Protected Area (Southern Urals, Russia)E.Z. BaishevaA.A. MuldashevV.B. MartynenkoN.I. FedorovI.G. BikbaevT.Yu. MinayevaA.A. Sirin
- Substratum Sedimentology and Topography of Two Riparian Peat Bogs in the Bieszczady Mountains (Carpathians)J. KukulakM. Szubert
- Adding _Sphagnum_ to Peat Growing Medium Improves Plant Performance Under Water Restricting ConditionsA. KämäräinenK. JokinenL. Lindén
- Effects of Invasion by Birch on the Growth of Planted Spruce at a Post-Extraction PeatlandT.G. BravoM.E. BrummellL. RochefortM. Strack
- The Ecosystem of Peatland Research: A Bibliometric AnalysisS. van BellenV. Larivière
- Functional Redundancy of the Methane-Oxidising and Nitrogen-Fixing Microbial Community Associated With _Sphagnum Fallax_ and _Sphagnum Palustre_ in Two Dutch FensM.A.R. KoxL.F.M. KopE. van den ElzenT.A. van AlenL.P.M. LamersM.A.H.J. van KesselM.S.M. Jetten
- Towards More Sustainable Hydrological Management and Land Use of Drained Coastal Peatlands a Biogeochemical Balancing ActJ.M.H. van DiggelenL.P.M. LamersJ.H.T. LoermansW.J. RipA.J.P. Smolders
- The Relationship Between Surface Topography and Peat Thickness on Tebing Tinggi Island, IndonesiaB. NasrulA. MaasS.N.H. UtamiM. Nurudin
- Effects of Lowered Water Table and Agricultural Practices on a Remnant Restiad Bog Over Four DecadesB.R. ClarksonV.M. CaveC.H. WattsD. ThornburrowN.B. Fitzgerald
- Invertebrate Communities in a Modified Isolated Raised Bog Compared to an Intact Raised Bog in New ZealandC.H. WattsB.R. ClarksonV.M. CaveD. ThornburrowS. Thorpe
- Multi-substrate Induced Respiration (Functional Capacity) in Agriculturally Degraded and Intact Restiad Bogs: Implications for Carbon and Nitrogen CyclingS.M. LambieJ.L. Ratcliffe
- Famicose Peatlands and Ungulate Hoof Diseases: On the Meaning of a Word From ‘on the Meaning of Words’ (Festus, 2nd Century CE; Paulus Diaconus, 8th Century CE)P. de KlerkI. MusäusH. Joosten
- Flooding of an Abandoned Fen by Beaver Led to Highly Variable Greenhouse Gas EmissionsM. MinkeA. FreibauerT. YarmashukA. BurloH. HarbachovaA. SchneiderV. TikhonovJ. Augustin
- Network Environment Analysis of a Model of Carbon Flows in a Peat Bog and FenA.V. NaumovN.P. KosykhN.P. Mironycheva-Tokareva
- Identifying Spectral Features of Characteristics of Sphagnum to Assess the Remote Sensing Potential of Peatlands: A Case Study in ChinaY. PangY. HuangY. ZhouJ. XuY. Wu
- The Influence of Anthropogenic Land Use on Finnish Peatland Area and Carbon Stores 1950–2015J. TurunenS. Valpola
- Moth Responses to Forest-To-Bog RestorationA. PraviaR. AndersenR.R.E. ArtzK. BoydN.R. CowieN.A. Littlewood
- Using Remote Sensing Materials to Assess the Effects of Peat Extraction on the Morphology and Vegetation Cover of a Raised Bog (Ludźmierz Near Nowy Targ, Southern Poland)W. JuchaP. MareczkaD. Okupny
- Revegetation of Upland Eroded Bare Peat Using Heather Brash and Geotextiles in the Presence and Absence of GrazingS.H. Watts
- The Effect of Botanical Composition of Vegetation Cover and Peat-Forming Species on the Concentration of Indole-3-Acetic Acid and Chemical Compounds in PeatL.W. SzajdakM. SzczepańskiT. Meysner
- Volume 26: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Pang, Y., Huang, Y., Zhou, Y., Xu, J., & Wu, Y. (2020). Identifying Spectral Features of Characteristics of Sphagnum to Assess the Remote Sensing Potential of Peatlands: A Case Study in China. Mires and Peat, 26, 25. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2019.OMB.StA.1834