<ja:p>Geostatistically based methods that utilize textural information are frequently used to analyze remote sensing (RS) images. The role of these in analyzing forested areas increased rapidly during the last several years following advancements high-resolution RS technology. results numerous applications geostatistical for processing forest images encouraging. This paper summarizes such results. Three closely related topics reviewed: 1) specific properties measures spatial variability...

Land Surface Temperature (LST) against Vegetation Index (VI) scatterplot is a base concept of Dryness (TVDI) which widely used drought index taking into account evaporation over heterogenic area. The main advantage using TVDI that it reflects rather soil moisture conditions than volumetric itself. This particularly useful when the aim conducting research to assess water availability for plants at some depth. Results have been obtained so far indices based on LST-VI proved their effectiveness...

The majority of glacial lakes around the world are located in remote and hardly accessible regions. use sensing data is therefore high importance to identify assess their potential hazards. However, persistence cloud cover, particularly mountain areas such as Himalayas, limits temporal resolution optical satellite with which we can monitor potentially dangerous (PDGLs). ability Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellites collect data, irrespective weather at day or night, facilitates...

Soil magnetometry, encompassing measurement techniques based on the magnetic properties of soils, particularly susceptibility, represents a rapidly evolving field within pedological research. These measurements, performed soil surface and vertical profiles, provide valuable supplementary information to traditional geochemical geophysical analyses. magnetometry is practical, cost-effective approach for investigating properties. While numerous studies have examined shape susceptibility...

Ochric soils are characterized by thin, light-colored surface horizons with low organic matter and nutrient content, commonly found in arid semi-arid regions. These exhibit limited water retention prone to erosion, making them challenging for agricultural use without significant management. However, their clear stratification minimal interference make ochric a valuable subject studying soil processes development.Magnetic susceptibility is an efficient, non-destructive tool that complements...

Abstract. The paper tries interpreting how the method of SMOS observations realizes managing problem large scales and target heterogeneity by means employing polarization angular signature. Land surface on Earth is naturally heterogeneous in its continuity physical biophysical properties. Soil moisture (SM) retrieval from data requires using model CMEM to determine relations between temperature brightness water related properties conditions, which are anchored ground auxiliary data. SM must...

This study is aimed at detailed statistical and geostatistical investigation of lead zinc concentration in an old mining area located the eastern part Upper Silesian Industrial Region. rich ores whose intense extraction dates back to tenth century ad. The complexity results from historical current activities, as well a variety different types land management complex geological conditions. Almost 1,000 collected soil cores were divided into two subsets: those depth up 20 cm 40 60 cm....

Fossil fuel combustion is a serious environmental problem. Significant quantities of flue gasses and wastewater, requiring further treatment, are produced. This article compares three wet gas desulfurization (FGD) wastewater treatment methods: coagulation with precipitation using iron(III) ions—recommended by the European Union as best available technique (BAT)—and two alternative advanced oxidation processes (Fe2+/H2O2 Fe0/H2O2). Both that were used met technical FGD requirements BAT. The...

Estimation of soil moisture condition on a local or regional scale is one the most important problems in vegetation conditions monitoring. One suitable approach to do this over vegetated areas Land Surface Temperature – Vegetation Index (LST-VI) Triangle Method. This method estimates water content which available for plants contrast methods using satellite observations microwave band, and it superior pixel by optical band neglect statistical relationship between VI LST controlling...

The temperature of a city’s surface is influenced by many factors, including human-dependent ones that can be shaped, such as the urban density, condition vegetation, presence water bodies, and soil moisture. Knowledge on this subject allows for improving climate through better planning construction infrastructure adapting cities to change avoiding deadly heat waves increasingly threatening European cities. So far, mainly first three factors have been studied particularly well, while there...

In soil magnetometry, two types of measurements are usually performed. The first type is performed on the surface, frequently using an MS2D sensor. second includes magnetic susceptibility carried out in profile, to a depth about 30 cm. Up now, such measurement results were analyzed separately. However, it possible and advantageous integrate these measurements. goal study was surface profile. More specifically, obtain 3-dimensional spatial distributions topsoil horizon. Results show that...

Abstract This paper examine soil moisture trends changes in inhomogeneous area of Central European countries — Poland, the Czech Republic and neighbouring territories. The suffered from lack large-scale parameters research. Most them are limited to ground measurements performed for a small part land. Although there were extensive water conditions studies whole Europe, such as drought analysis, they focused on Western countries, neglecting situation Europe (taking exception Austria). NOAH...

Abstract On-site monitoring in large areas located inaccessible regions can be difficult and costly. Thus remote sensing is an essential tool for mapping changes such regions. Therefore, this paper describes long-term multisensory satellite observations of the expansion Batagaika crater Northern Siberia natural succession vegetation its interior from 1991 to 2018. Landsat 5 TM, 7 + ETM, 8 OLI/TIRS imageries were mainly used as a data source analyses, although Sentinel-2A imagery DEM image...

Directional variograms, along the soil profile, can be useful and precise tool that used to increase precision of assessment pollution. The detail analysis spatial variability in profile also an important part standardization magnetometry as a screening method for pollution related dust deposition. goal this study was investigate correlation between basic parameters correlations magnetic susceptibility such range sill, selected magnetometric indicators Magnetic were area under curve versus...