Exploitation of Sentinel-1 & Sentinel-2 time series for the detection of soil tillage change

Autor: G. Satalino (1), F. Mattia (1), A. Balenzano (1), F. P. Lovergine (1), A. Daddabbo (1), M. Rinaldi (2), A. P. De Santis (2), S. Ruggieri (2), D. A. Nafría García(3), V. Paredes Gómez (3), E. Ceschia (4), M. Planells (4), T. Le Toan (4), A. Ruiz (5), J.F. Moreno (5)

Publikováno v: ESA Living Planet Symposium 2019, Milano, 13-17 May, 2019
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In Europe, conventional tillage involves approximately 66% of the arable land [https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat]. This practice has negative impact on soil surfaces as, for instance, it enhances losses of water, nitrogenous compounds and phosphorus, and

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