Primary appli cations of quantitative remote sensing in ecological research

Abstract

Abstract: Remote sensing is widely applied in ecological research. The combination of remote sensing and ecology is very important in solving environment problems and for their development. Many scientists have discussed the application of remote sensing in ecology. In this paper,the function of remote sensing for ecological research is introduced:①vegetation classification;②land surface and environment parameter retrieval;③vegetation parameter retrieval; ④ application in ecosystem carbon cycle.

Key words: Transgenic oilseed rape, Gene flow, Ecological risks

CLC Number:

Q149

WANG Junbang, NIU Zheng, HU Binmin, WANG Changyao, WANG Zhengquan. Primary appli cations of quantitative remote sensing in ecological research[J]. cje, 2004, (2): 152-157.

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