Mapping and monitoring peatland conditions from global to field scale
Published in Biogeochemistry, 2024
This comprehensive review paper provides a systematic examination of methods and approaches for mapping and monitoring peatland conditions across different spatial scales, from global assessments to field-level monitoring.
Key Contributions
- Comprehensive review of peatland mapping methodologies across spatial scales
- Assessment of remote sensing technologies for peatland monitoring
- Analysis of field-based monitoring approaches and their integration with remote sensing
- Recommendations for multi-scale peatland condition assessment
Significance
This collaborative review brings together expertise from international researchers to provide guidance on best practices for peatland monitoring, supporting improved conservation and management strategies for these critical ecosystems.
The paper serves as an important reference for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners working on peatland conservation and restoration projects worldwide.
Recommended citation: Minasny, B., Adetsu, D.V., Aitkenhead, M. et al. (including Habib, W.) (2024). "Mapping and monitoring peatland conditions from global to field scale." Biogeochemistry, 167(4), 383-425.
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