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Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation

Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)

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1 The higher you go the less you will know: placing camera tra… (10.1002/rse2.28)
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88.17 57
2 Observing ecosystems with lightweight, rapid‐scanning terres… (10.1002/rse2.26)
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75.93 32
3 Upland vegetation mapping using Random Forests with optical… (10.1002/rse2.32)
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75.93 32
4 Key frontiers in camera trapping research (10.1002/rse2.65)
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73.12 28
5 Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation: three years on (10.1002/rse2.53)
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70.75 25
6 Will remote sensing shape the next generation of species dis… (10.1002/rse2.7)
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62.66 320
7 Investigating animal activity patterns and temporal niche pa… (10.1002/rse2.60)
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61.67 292
8 Satellite remote sensing of ecosystem functions: opportuniti… (10.1002/rse2.59)
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61.26 281
9 A new platform to support research at the interface of remot… (10.1002/rse2.1)
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57.31 13
10 Using the U‐net convolutional network to map forest types an… (10.1002/rse2.111)
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57.31 195
11 Satellite remote sensing to monitor species diversity: poten… (10.1002/rse2.9)
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56.50 181
12 From imagery to ecology: leveraging time series of all avail… (10.1002/rse2.24)
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51.61 115
13 A simple method for estimating the effective detection dista… (10.1002/rse2.25)
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51.13 110
14 Earth observation as a tool for tracking progress towards th… (10.1002/rse2.4)
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51.03 109
15 Wildlife speed cameras: measuring animal travel speed and da… (10.1002/rse2.17)
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50.94 108
16 Estimating mammalian species richness and occupancy in tropi… (10.1002/rse2.35)
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50.84 107
17 How do passive infrared triggered camera traps operate and w… (10.1002/rse2.20)
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50.22 101
18 How canopy shadow affects invasive plant species classificat… (10.1002/rse2.109)
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48.98 90
19 Under the snow: a new camera trap opens the white box of sub… (10.1002/rse2.2)
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45.97 68
20 Pictures or pellets? Comparing camera trapping and dung coun… (10.1002/rse2.67)
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45.81 67
21 Coral reef atoll assessment in the South China Sea using Pla… (10.1002/rse2.42)
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45.32 64
22 <scp>UAV</scp>‐derived estimates of forest structure to info… (10.1002/rse2.137)
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44.98 62
23 Ecoacoustics: acoustic sensing for biodiversity monitoring a… (10.1002/rse2.174)
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44.63 60
24 Best practices and software for the management and sharing o… (10.1002/rse2.54)
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43.70 55
25 Life‐history attributes and resource dynamics determine intr… (10.1002/rse2.6)
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43.11 52
26 Remote sensing and the UN Ocean Decade: high expectations, b… (10.1002/rse2.241)
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42.25 6
27 Remote Sensing Training in Ecology and Conservation – challe… (10.1002/rse2.40)
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42.25 6
28 Is waveform worth it? A comparison of Li<scp>DAR</scp> appro… (10.1002/rse2.8)
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42.25 48
29 Sea turtle nesting patterns in Florida vis‐à‐vis satellite‐d… (10.1002/rse2.12)
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39.21 36
30 Combining optical and radar satellite image time series to m… (10.1002/rse2.139)
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38.60 34
31 A frontier in the use of camera traps: surveying terrestrial… (10.1002/rse2.57)
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38.60 34
32 The role of space agencies in remotely sensed essential biod… (10.1002/rse2.29)
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38.29 33
33 Integrating Li <scp>DAR</scp> ‐deriv… (10.1002/rse2.33)
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37.96 32
34 Synergetic use of Sentinel‐1 and Sentinel‐2 for assessments… (10.1002/rse2.68)
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37.28 30
35 Patterns of twenty‐first century forest loss across a global… (10.1002/rse2.13)
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36.93 29
36 The effect of camera orientation on the detectability of wil… (10.1002/rse2.158)
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35.78 26
37 High‐resolution forest canopy height estimation in an Africa… (10.1002/rse2.3)
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35.78 26
38 Semi‐automated detection of eagle nests: an application of v… (10.1002/rse2.38)
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35.78 26
39 Remotely piloted aircraft system applications in conservatio… (10.1002/rse2.75)
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34.95 4
40 Linking animal movement and remote sensing – mapping resourc… (10.1002/rse2.70)
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34.51 23
41 Spectrally derived values of community leaf dry matter conte… (10.1002/rse2.145)
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33.56 21
42 Weather radar data correlate to hail‐induced mortality in gr… (10.1002/rse2.41)
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32.53 19
43 Remote sensing of species dominance and the value for quanti… (10.1002/rse2.23)
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31.97 18
44 Protection status and national socio‐economic context shape… (10.1002/rse2.47)
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31.38 17
45 Interplay between topography, fog and vegetation in the cent… (10.1002/rse2.151)
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30.76 16
46 Accuracy of swallow roost locations assigned using weather s… (10.1002/rse2.66)
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30.76 16
47 Disentangling the signal of climatic fluctuations from land… (10.1002/rse2.39)
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30.10 15
48 Documenting the chronology of ecosystem health erosion along… (10.1002/rse2.55)
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29.40 14
49 Remote sensing training in African conservation (10.1002/rse2.36)
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28.65 13
50 Evaluating <scp>MODIS</scp> vegetation products using digita… (10.1002/rse2.45)
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28.65 13