Vertical botany: airborne remote sensing as an emerging tool for mistletoe research

Mistletoe detection and sampling remain challenging for arborists, dendrologists, forest ecologists, and other specialists because of the limited access to host tree canopy. In this review, smart solutions for mistletoe detection based on airborne platforms are discussed. Airborne remote sensing (ARS) has the developing potential…

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Missarov, Azim; Sosnovsky, Yevhen; Rydlo, Karol; Brovkina, Olga; Maes, Wouter H.; Král, Kamil; Krůček, Martin; Krasylenko, Yuliya (2024) Vertical botany: airborne remote sensing as an emerging tool for mistletoe research. Botany 102(3): 58-71. doi:10.1139/cjb-2023-0049

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Missarov, Azim; Sosnovsky, Yevhen; Rydlo, Karol; Brovkina, Olga; Maes, Wouter H.; Král, Kamil; Krůček, Martin; Krasylenko, Yuliya
Rok
2024
Casopis / zdroj
Botany
Ročník
102
Číslo
3
Strany
58-71

Abstrakt

Mistletoe detection and sampling remain challenging for arborists, dendrologists, forest ecologists, and other specialists because of the limited access to host tree canopy. In this review, smart solutions for mistletoe detection based on airborne platforms are discussed. Airborne remote sensing (ARS) has the developing potential to provide rapid, accurate, and cost-efficient detection and research of mistletoe on tree level and large areas within the complex terrain. Herein, such mistletoe ARS research methods as image spectroscopy, infrared thermography, light detection and ranging, and structure from motion are overviewed.