International Journal of Remote Sensing

Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) for environmental applications special issue preface
pp. 4845-4851(7)
Authors: Simic Milas; Sousa; Warner; Teodoro; Peres; Gonçalves; Delgado Garcia; Bento; Phinn; Woodget

The impact of small unmanned airborne platforms on passive optical remote sensing: a conceptual perspective
pp. 4852-4868(17)
Authors: Lippitt; Zhang

Radiometric and spectral comparison of inexpensive camera systems used for remote sensing
pp. 4869-4890(22)
Authors: Coburn; Smith; Logie; Kennedy

An investigation of the spectral and radiometric characteristics of low-cost digital cameras for use in UAV remote sensing
pp. 4891-4909(19)
Authors: Logie; Coburn

Radiometric block adjustment of hyperspectral image blocks in the Brazilian environment
pp. 4910-4930(21)
Authors: Miyoshi; Imai; Tommaselli; Honkavaara; Näsi; Moriya

Calibration and accuracy assessment in a direct georeferencing system for UAS photogrammetry
pp. 4931-4959(29)
Authors: Gabrlik; Cour-Harbo; Kalvodova; Zalud; Janata

Mosaicking UAV orthoimages using bounded Voronoi diagrams and watersheds
pp. 4960-4979(20)
Authors: Song; Ji; Huang; Fu

Seam-line determination via minimal connected area searching and minimum spanning tree for UAV image mosaicking
pp. 4980-4994(15)
Authors: Tian; Sun; Wang

High altitude kite mapping: evaluation of kite aerial photography (KAP) and structure from motion digital elevation models in the Peruvian Andes
pp. 4995-5015(21)
Authors: Wigmore; Mark

Investigating the performances of commercial and non-commercial software for ground filtering of UAV-based point clouds
pp. 5016-5042(27)
Authors: Serifoglu Yilmaz; Yilmaz; Güngör

Iterative K – Nearest Neighbors Algorithm (IKNN) for submeter spatial resolution image classification obtained by Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
pp. 5043-5058(16)
Authors: Ruiz; Guasselli; Caten; Zanotta

Accuracy and effectiveness of low cost UASs and open source photogrammetric software for foredunes mapping
pp. 5059-5077(19)
Authors: Gonçalves; Pérez; Duarte

A meta-analysis and review of unmanned aircraft system (UAS) imagery for terrestrial applications
pp. 5078-5098(21)
Authors: Singh; Frazier

Combining image processing and machine learning to identify invasive plants in high-resolution images
pp. 5099-5118(20)
Authors: Baron; Hill; Elmiligi

Radiometric calibration framework for ultra-high-resolution UAV-derived orthomosaics for large-scale mapping of invasive alien plants in semi-arid woodlands: Harrisia pomanensis as a case study
pp. 5119-5140(22)
Authors: Mafanya; Tsele; Botai; Manyama; Chirima; Monate

Estimation of evapotranspiration of temperate grassland based on high-resolution thermal and visible range imagery from unmanned aerial systems
pp. 5141-5174(34)
Authors: Brenner; Zeeman; Bernhardt; Schulz

Assessing the ability of hybrid poplar for in-situ phytoextraction of cadmium by using UAV-photogrammetry and 3D flow simulator
pp. 5175-5194(20)
Authors: Capolupo; Nasta; Palladino; Cervelli; Boccia; Romano

Individual tree segmentation from a leaf-off photogrammetric point cloud
pp. 5195-5210(16)
Authors: Carr; Slyder

Comparison of ALS- and UAV(SfM)-derived high-density point clouds for individual tree detection in Eucalyptus plantations
pp. 5211-5235(25)
Authors: Guerra-Hernández; Cosenza; Rodriguez; Silva; Tomé; Díaz-Varela; González-Ferreiro

Deciduous tree species classification using object-based analysis and machine learning with unmanned aerial vehicle multispectral data
pp. 5236-5245(10)
Authors: Franklin; Ahmed

Assessing the status of forest regeneration using digital aerial photogrammetry and unmanned aerial systems
pp. 5246-5264(19)
Authors: Goodbody; Coops; Hermosilla; Tompalski; Crawford

Mapping vegetation biophysical and biochemical properties using unmanned aerial vehicles-acquired imagery
pp. 5265-5287(23)
Authors: Lu; He; Liu

Application of optical unmanned aerial vehicle-based imagery for the inventory of natural regeneration and standing deadwood in post-disturbed spruce forests
pp. 5288-5309(22)
Authors: Röder; Latifi; Hill; Wild; Svoboda; Brůna; Macek; Nováková; Gülch; Heurich

A method for extracting the leaf litter distribution area in forest using chip feature
pp. 5310-5329(20)
Authors: Zhou; Sun; Liu; Yu; Wang; Wang

UAV-based high-throughput phenotyping to discriminate barley vigour with visible and near-infrared vegetation indices
pp. 5330-5344(15)
Authors: Di Gennaro; Rizza; Badeck; Berton; Delbono; Gioli; Toscano; Zaldei; Matese

What good are unmanned aircraft systems for agricultural remote sensing and precision agriculture?
pp. 5345-5376(32)
Authors: Hunt; Daughtry

Vineyard properties extraction combining UAS-based RGB imagery with elevation data
pp. 5377-5401(25)
Authors: Pádua; Marques; Hruška; Adão; Bessa; Sousa; Peres; Morais; Sousa

The potential for RGB images obtained using unmanned aerial vehicle to assess and predict yield in sugarcane fields
pp. 5402-5414(13)
Authors: Sanches; Duft; Kölln; Luciano; De Castro; Okuno; Franco

The importance of leaf area index in mapping chlorophyll content of corn under different agricultural treatments using UAV images
pp. 5415-5431(17)
Authors: Simic Milas; Romanko; Reil; Abeysinghe; Marambe

Early season weed mapping in rice crops using multi-spectral UAV data
pp. 5432-5452(21)
Authors: Stroppiana; Villa; Sona; Ronchetti; Candiani; Pepe; Busetto; Migliazzi; Boschetti

Unmanned aerial vehicle-based remote sensing in monitoring smallholder, heterogeneous crop fields in Tanzania
pp. 5453-5471(19)
Authors: Yonah; Mourice; Tumbo; Mbilinyi; Dempewolf

Multi-depth suspended sediment estimation using high-resolution remote-sensing UAV in Maumee River, Ohio
pp. 5472-5489(18)
Authors: Larson; Simic Milas; Vincent; Evans

Using an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to study wild yak in the highest desert in the world
pp. 5490-5503(14)
Authors: Su; Dong; Liu; Cracknell; Zhang; Wang; Liu

Exploring the feasibility of unmanned aerial vehicles and thermal imaging for ungulate surveys in forests - preliminary results
pp. 5504-5521(18)
Authors: Witczuk; Pagacz; Zmarz; Cypel

Contribution of UAS to the monitoring at the Lärchberg-Galgenwald landslide (Austria)
pp. 5522-5549(28)
Authors: Seier; Sulzer; Lindbichler; Gspurning; Hermann; Konrad; Irlinger; Adelwöhrer

UAS as tools for rapid detection of storm-induced morphodynamic changes at Camposoto beach, SW Spain
pp. 5550-5567(18)
Authors: Talavera; Del Río; Benavente; Barbero; López-Ramírez

Use of active learning for earthquake damage mapping from UAV photogrammetric point clouds
pp. 5568-5595(28)
Authors: Xu; Wu; Zhang