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Review of the use of remotely - sensed data for monitoring biodiversity change and tracking progress towards the Aichi Biodiversity Targets

Authors: O’Connor, B.; Secades, C.; Advisor: -; Participants: - (2013)

Biodiversity indicators are a fundamental part of any monitoring system providing the mechanism for determining whether policies and actions are having the desired effect. They are also designed to communicate simple and clear messages to decision makers. Indicators use quantitative data to measure aspects of biodiversity, ecosystem condition, ecosystem services, and drivers of change, and aim to enhance understanding of how biodiversity is changing over time and space.

Remote sensing of essential biodiversity :Powerpoint

Authors: Mucher, S.; Skidmore, A.K.; Advisor: -; Participants: - (2014)

This lecture presents: Global biodiversity loss; What are essential biodiversity variables (ebv)?; Global climate observing system essential climate variables (ecv); Agree biodiversity metrics to track from space; Definitive set of biodiversity variables to track from space; Mismatch in the definition of remote sensing and ecological units; Progress in satellites.

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