International Journal of Remote Sensing

Cover
pp. 1845-1845(1)

NDVI anomaly patterns over Africa during the 1997/98 ENSO warm event
pp. 1847-1859(13)

Exploring spatial and temporal variation in middle infrared reflectance (at 3.75 m) measured from the tropical forests of west Africa
pp. 1861-1878(18)
Authors: Boyd D. S.; Duane W. J.

Influence of desert varnish on the reflectance of gossans in the context of Landsat TM data, southern Red Sea Hills, Sudan
pp. 1879-1894(16)
Author: Kenea N. H.

Biological mechanisms underlying recent increases in the NDVI of Mediterranean shrublands
pp. 1895-1907(13)
Authors: Osborne C. P.; Woodward F. I.

Mapping land use/cover distribution on a mountainous tropical island using remote sensing and GIS
pp. 1909-1918(10)
Authors: Baban S. M. J.; Yusof K.W.

Mapping sedimentary and volcanic units within and surrounding Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona, using Landsat-5 and SPOT panchromatic data
pp. 1919-1935(17)
Authors: Mickus K.; Johnson E.

Forest change monitoring of a remote biosphere reserve
pp. 1937-1950(14)
Authors: Sader S. A.; Hayes D. J.; Hepinstall J. A.; Coan M.; Soza C.

Comparison of TAMSAT and CPC rainfall estimates with raingauges, for southern Africa
pp. 1951-1974(24)
Authors: Thorne V.; Coakeley P.; Grimes D.; Dugdale G.

Latent heat flux at the sea surface retrieved from combined TMI and VIRS measurements of TRMM
pp. 1975-1998(24)
Authors: Schlüssel P.; Albert A.

A remote sensing–GIS evaluation of urban expansion and its impact on surface temperature in the Zhujiang Delta, China
pp. 1999-2014(16)
Author: Weng Q.

Burned area mapping system and fire detection system, based on neural networks and NOAA-AVHRR imagery
pp. 2015-2032(18)
Authors: Al-Rawi K. R.; Casanova J. L.; Calle A.

IFEMS: a new approach for monitoring wildfire evolution with NOAA-AVHRR imagery
pp. 2033-2042(10)
Authors: Al-Rawi K. R.; Casanova J. L.; Romo A.