Modelling and prediction of crop losses from NOAA polar-orbiting operational satellites

Kogan, Felix; Guo, Wei; Strashnaia, Anna; Kleshenko, Alexander; Chub, Olga; Virchenko, Oleg

doi:10.1080/19475705.2015.1009178

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Modelling and prediction of crop losses from NOAA polar-orbiting operational satellites

2016
By Kogan, Felix ; Guo, Wei ; Strashnaia, Anna ; ...
Source: Geomatics, Natural Hazards and Risk, 7(3), 886-900

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Weather-related crop losses have always been a concern for farmers, governments, traders, and policy-makers for the purpose of balanced food supply/demands, trade, and distribution of aid to the nations in need. Among weather disasters, drought plays a major role in large-scale crop losses. This paper discusses utility of operational satellite-based vegetation health (VH) indices for modelling cereal yield and for early warning of drought-related crop losses.
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