Characterizing spatial-temporal patterns of landscape disturbance and recovery in western Alberta, Canada using a functional data analysis approach and remotely sensed data.
Mathieu L. BourbonnaisTrisalyn A. NelsonGordon B. StenhouseMichael A. WulderJoanne C. WhiteGeordie HobartTxomin HermosillaNicholas C. CoopsFarouk S. NathooChris DarimontPublished in: Ecol. Informatics (2017)
Keyphrases
- temporal patterns
- remotely sensed data
- data analysis
- pattern discovery
- remote sensing data
- remote sensing
- temporal information
- land cover
- image classification
- change detection
- temporal pattern mining
- temporal data
- temporal dependencies
- spatial information
- multispectral
- spatial data
- frequent patterns
- data processing
- geospatial data
- remote sensing images
- digital elevation models
- geographic information systems
- data mining
- remotely sensed
- temporal constraints
- pattern mining
- satellite images
- remotely sensed images
- data warehouse
- image data
- data model
- hyperspectral
- log files
- multi dimensional
- data collection
- earth science
- hyperspectral data
- spatial databases
- reinforcement learning
- computer vision
- machine learning
- databases