The purpose of this study was to investigate the characteristics of sea surface waves as they pass through oil slicks.The parameterized first-guess spectrum method(PFSM)theory-based wave retrieval algorithm was applie...The purpose of this study was to investigate the characteristics of sea surface waves as they pass through oil slicks.The parameterized first-guess spectrum method(PFSM)theory-based wave retrieval algorithm was applied to 20 images of horizontal-horizontal(HH)polarization obtained using the phased-array L-band synthetic aperture radar(SAR)(PALSAR)on the Advanced Land Observing Satellite(ALOS-1).The images were collocated with simulations from the WAVEWATCH-Ⅲ(WW3)model in a 0.1°grid using the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts(ECMWF)reanalysis(ERA-5)winds data as the forcing field.The validation of the model-simulated significant wave height(SWH)against the measurements from the Jason-2 altimeter produced a 0.66m root mean square error(RMSE)for the SWH,with a coefficient(COR)0.74.In this sense,the WW3-simulated waves were reliable for our work.A comparison between the SAR retrieval results and the WW3 simulations was performed using the dataset for the regions without oil slicks,which produced a 0.34m RMSE for the SWH,with a COR of 0.79,which is less than a the RMSE of 0.52 m and the COR of 0.70 for the regions with oil slicks.Moreover,it was found that the SAR-derived SWHs were significantly underestimated by about 0.2m in the areas with oil slicks.This difference is probably due to the underestimation of the SAR-derived wind speeds at moderate wind speeds(i.e.,at wind speeds of greater than 5ms^(-1)).An additional analysis compared the SAR-derived wave spectra with those from the WW3 model as waves passed through the oil slicks.The interesting finding is that the wave energy at short wave lengths(about 30m)is reduced by the oil slicks,causing the movement of the dominant wave spectrum to shift to longer wave lengths(about 80 m).展开更多
Significant areas of native forest in Kalimantan,on the island of Borneo,have been cleared for the expansion of plantations of oil palm and rubber.In this study multisource remote sensing was used to develop a time se...Significant areas of native forest in Kalimantan,on the island of Borneo,have been cleared for the expansion of plantations of oil palm and rubber.In this study multisource remote sensing was used to develop a time series of land cover maps that distinguish native forest from plantations.Using a study area in east Kalimantan,Landsat images were combined with either ALOS PALSAR or Sentinel-1 images to map four land cover classes(native forest,oil palm plantation,rubber plantation,non-forest).Bayesian multitemporal classification was applied to increase map accuracy and maps were validated using a confusion matrix;final map overall accuracy was>90%.Over 18 years from 2000 to 2018 nearly half the native forests in the study area were converted to either non-forest or plantations of either rubber or oil palm,with the highest losses between 2015 and 2016.Trending upwards from 2008 large areas of degraded or cleared forests,mapped as non-forest,were converted to oil palm plantation.Conversion of native forests to plantation mainly occurred in lowland and wetland forest,while significant forest regrowth was detected in degraded peatland.These maps will help Indonesia with strategies and policies for balancing economic growth and conservation.展开更多
基金国家自然科学基金项目“青藏高原露天煤矿排土场地形-土壤-植被响应机理及地貌重塑研究”(编号:41977415)中国地质调查局项目“全球冰川及荒漠化遥感地质调查”(编号:DD20190515)+1 种基金中欧科技合作“龙计划”五期项目“Integration of multi-source Remote Sensing Data to detect and monitoring large and rapid landslides and use of Artificial Intelligence for Cultural Heritage preservation”(编号:56796)JAXA EO-RA2项目“Application of Radar Remote Sensing Technology in Resource Environment Monitoring”(编号:P3073002)共同资助。
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.41906152 and 42076238).
文摘The purpose of this study was to investigate the characteristics of sea surface waves as they pass through oil slicks.The parameterized first-guess spectrum method(PFSM)theory-based wave retrieval algorithm was applied to 20 images of horizontal-horizontal(HH)polarization obtained using the phased-array L-band synthetic aperture radar(SAR)(PALSAR)on the Advanced Land Observing Satellite(ALOS-1).The images were collocated with simulations from the WAVEWATCH-Ⅲ(WW3)model in a 0.1°grid using the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts(ECMWF)reanalysis(ERA-5)winds data as the forcing field.The validation of the model-simulated significant wave height(SWH)against the measurements from the Jason-2 altimeter produced a 0.66m root mean square error(RMSE)for the SWH,with a coefficient(COR)0.74.In this sense,the WW3-simulated waves were reliable for our work.A comparison between the SAR retrieval results and the WW3 simulations was performed using the dataset for the regions without oil slicks,which produced a 0.34m RMSE for the SWH,with a COR of 0.79,which is less than a the RMSE of 0.52 m and the COR of 0.70 for the regions with oil slicks.Moreover,it was found that the SAR-derived SWHs were significantly underestimated by about 0.2m in the areas with oil slicks.This difference is probably due to the underestimation of the SAR-derived wind speeds at moderate wind speeds(i.e.,at wind speeds of greater than 5ms^(-1)).An additional analysis compared the SAR-derived wave spectra with those from the WW3 model as waves passed through the oil slicks.The interesting finding is that the wave energy at short wave lengths(about 30m)is reduced by the oil slicks,causing the movement of the dominant wave spectrum to shift to longer wave lengths(about 80 m).
文摘Significant areas of native forest in Kalimantan,on the island of Borneo,have been cleared for the expansion of plantations of oil palm and rubber.In this study multisource remote sensing was used to develop a time series of land cover maps that distinguish native forest from plantations.Using a study area in east Kalimantan,Landsat images were combined with either ALOS PALSAR or Sentinel-1 images to map four land cover classes(native forest,oil palm plantation,rubber plantation,non-forest).Bayesian multitemporal classification was applied to increase map accuracy and maps were validated using a confusion matrix;final map overall accuracy was>90%.Over 18 years from 2000 to 2018 nearly half the native forests in the study area were converted to either non-forest or plantations of either rubber or oil palm,with the highest losses between 2015 and 2016.Trending upwards from 2008 large areas of degraded or cleared forests,mapped as non-forest,were converted to oil palm plantation.Conversion of native forests to plantation mainly occurred in lowland and wetland forest,while significant forest regrowth was detected in degraded peatland.These maps will help Indonesia with strategies and policies for balancing economic growth and conservation.
