International Journal of Remote Sensing

Cover: Spatial and temporal remote sensing requirements for river monitoring
pp. 2111-2120(10)
Authors: Priestnall, G.; Aplin, P.

Preface
pp. 2121-2121(1)

On scales and dynamics in observing the environment
pp. 2123-2140(18)
Author: Aplin, P.

Integrating hyperspectral imagery at different scales to estimate component surface temperatures
pp. 2141-2159(19)
Authors: Archer, N. A. L.; Jones, H. G.

Using LiDAR to compare forest height estimates from IKONOS and Landsat ETM+ data in Sitka spruce plantation forests
pp. 2161-2175(15)
Authors: Donoghue, D. N. M.; Watt, P. J.

Artificial neural networks for mapping regional‐scale upland vegetation from high spatial resolution imagery
pp. 2177-2195(19)
Authors: Mills, H.; Cutler, M. E. J.; Fairbairn, D.

Dynamics of ENSO drought events on Sabah rainforests observed by NOAA AVHRR
pp. 2197-2219(23)
Authors: Boyd, D. S.; Foody, G. M.; Phipps, P. C.

Spatial and temporal scale issues in determining biomass burning regimes in Bolivia and Peru
pp. 2221-2253(33)
Authors: Bradley, A. V.; Millington, A. C.

Monitoring change in the spatial heterogeneity of vegetation cover in an African savanna
pp. 2255-2269(15)
Authors: Murwira, Amon; Skidmore, Andrew

Localized soft classification for super‐resolution mapping of the shoreline
pp. 2271-2285(15)
Authors: Muslim, Aidy; Foody, Giles; Atkinson, Peter

SeaWiFS discrimination of harmful algal bloom evolution
pp. 2287-2301(15)
Authors: Miller, Peter; Shutler, Jamie; Moore, Gerald; Groom, Steve

Monitoring the maximum turbidity zone and detecting fine‐scale turbidity features in the Gironde estuary using high spatial resolution satellite sensor (SPOT HRV, Landsat ETM+) data
pp. 2303-2321(19)
Authors: Doxaran, D.; Castaing, P.; Lavender, S. J.