Keywords
forest pathology
flooding of forests
forest degradation
remote sensing
processing of remote sensing data
Novichikhinskiy forestry
Altai Krai
How to Cite
Abstract
The article deals with the application of remote sensing data in the study of flooding of forests on the example of band boron in Novichikhinsky forestry of the Altai Krai. The results of research are presented, in particular, using the method of object-oriented classification of space images of the earth's surface, which combines the possibility of clustering, qualitatively distinguishes connected objects in the image, and classification with training, which allows to refer the selected objects to pre-defined classes. According to remote sensing data, the areas of flooding and the forest pathology state of the Barnaul belt forest were estimated.
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