The use of time-integrated NOAA NDVI data and rainfall to assess landscape degradation in the arid shrubland of Western Australia

Holm, Alexander; Cridland, Shane; Roderick, Michael

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The use of time-integrated NOAA NDVI data and rainfall to assess landscape degradation in the arid shrubland of Western Australia

Date

2003

Authors

Holm, Alexander

Cridland, Shane

Roderick, Michael

Publisher

Elsevier

Abstract

Ground-based data on total phytomass were collected in 1998 and 1999 from four sampling domains, each nearly 1000 km2, within the arid shrubland of Western Australia. These data were used in models relating rainfall and landscape characteristics to total