一个新的农业遥感干旱指数 (ARSDI) 用于使用Sentinel和Landsat数据在非洲进行高分辨率干旱评估

Nasser A M Abdelrahim1,2,3, Shuanggen Jin4,5

  • 1Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, 200030, China. nasserahmed@shao.ac.cn.

概括

一个新的农业遥感干旱指数 (ARSDI) 使用卫星数据改善了非洲干旱监测. ARSDI准确地捕捉干旱的严重程度,优于其他农业抵御能力指数.

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