Biomass and Remote Sensing of Biomass

00 Preface......Page 1
01 Part 1 - Biomass......Page 11
01 Biomass in Evolving World\r- Individual’s Point of View......Page 13
02 Ecological Aspects of Biomass Removal in the Localities Damaged by Air-Pollution......Page 31
03 Invasive Plant Species\rand Biomass Production in Savannas......Page 45
04 Zooplankton Abundance, Biomass and\rTrophic State in Some Venezuelan Reservoirs......Page 67
05 Estimation of Above-Ground\rBiomass of Wetlands......Page 85
06 Soil Microbial Biomass Under Native\rCerrado and Its Changes After the Pasture\rand Annual Crops Introduction......Page 97
07 The Above-Ground Biomass Production\rand Distribution in White Willow Community\rDuring 11 Years of Primary Succession......Page 121
08 Part 2 - Remote Sensing of Biomass......Page 137
08 Introduction to Remote Sensing of Biomass......Page 139
09 Biomass of Fast-Growing Weeds in a Tropical\rLake: An Assessment of the Extent and the\rImpact with Remote Sensing and GIS......Page 181
10 Application of Artificial Neural Network (ANN)\rto Predict Soil Organic Matter Using Remote\rSensing Data in Two Ecosystems......Page 191
11 a Part 3 _Carbon Storage......Page 207
11 A Comparative Study of Carbon\rSequestration Potential in Aboveground\rBiomass in Primary Forest and Secondary\rForest, Khao Yai National Park......Page 209
12 Carbon Storage in Cold Temperate\rEcosystems in Southern\rPatagonia, Argentina......Page 223
13 a Part 4 _Primary Productivity......Page 237
13 Long-Term UVR Effects Upon Phytoplankton Natural Communities of Patagonian Coastal Waters......Page 239
14 In Situ Primary Production Measurements\ras an Analytical Support to Remote Sensing\r- An Experimental Approach to Standardize\rthe 14C Incorporation Technique......Page 259