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  • Aprendizaje Automático
  • Ciencia de la Vegetación

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  • La cuantificación de rasgos de vegetación a partir de datos satelitales es crucial para el monitoreo ambiental y la agroecología.
  • Los métodos existentes a menudo requieren un procesamiento local significativo y carecen de estimaciones de incertidumbre.
  • La Regresión de Procesos Gaussianos (GPR) ofrece un enfoque probabilístico con cuantificación de incertidumbre.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Presentar el paquete de Python PyEOGPR para la cuantificación accesible de rasgos de vegetación basada en GPR.
  • Permitir el uso de modelos GPR validados dentro de plataformas en la nube como Google Earth Engine y openEO.
  • Facilitar el análisis y mapeo de vegetación a gran escala con estimaciones de incertidumbre.

Principales métodos:

  • Desarrollo del paquete de Python PyEOGPR que integra modelos GPR probabilísticos.
  • Aplicación de modelos GPR a datos satelitales Sentinel-2 y Sentinel-3 para la recuperación de rasgos de vegetación.
  • Demostración de mapeo de rasgos de vegetación a escala paisajística y global con cuantificación de incertidumbre.

Principales resultados:

  • PyEOGPR proporciona acceso a 27 modelos GPR validados para rasgos de vegetación comunes y desafiantes, incluido el contenido de nitrógeno en el dosel.
  • El paquete permite el mapeo eficiente a gran escala de rasgos de vegetación sin descargas de datos locales.
  • Los mapas generados muestran la distribución de rasgos a escala paisajística utilizando datos de Sentinel-2 y la distribución global de rasgos utilizando datos de Sentinel-3.

Conclusiones:

  • PyEOGPR democratiza el acceso a modelos GPR avanzados para el análisis de vegetación en entornos en la nube.
  • El paquete mejora la confiabilidad de la recuperación de rasgos de vegetación a través de estimaciones de incertidumbre.
  • PyEOGPR mejora la eficiencia del procesamiento de datos de Observación de la Tierra para el monitoreo ambiental y la agroecología sostenible.