Large lake gauging using fractional imagery
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2019
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Abstract
Large floodplain lakes provide riparian habitat, are sediment and nutrient sinks, help control flow connectivity and flooding along rivers, and are both used by humans and strongly impacted by human activity. However, water level in many remote large floodplain lakes, especially in developing countr …
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| Authors | Park E;Lewis QW;Sanwlani N;; |
| Journal | Journal of environmental management |
| Year | 2019 |
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