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polder areas
Comparison of Vegetation Vitality Data and Soil Moisture Measurements at the Prosper-Haniel Closed Mine Site
soil temperature
Especially for polder management in the Ruhr area climate change causes high pressure for adaption. Key findings reveal correlations between soil moisture, soil temperature, and vegetation vitality, emphasizing the importance of continuous monitoring for optimizing post-mining water management. Results suggest that high soil moisture levels, particularly in autumn to spring, significantly influence vegetation health. The study under-scores the necessity for long-term, comprehensive research to validate findings across varied and changing climatic conditions.
eng
Effective management of flood-prone areas, particularly polders, is critical for ecological balance and human safety. This study focuses on mining-induced polders in the Ruhr region, emphasizing the need for sustainable flood protection strategies amidst changing climatic conditions. By analyzing data from the Copernicus Sentinel 2 satellite mission and ground-based measurements, the study investigates vegetation response to variable soil moisture.
soil moisture
NDVI
Kuczyński, Tadeusz - red.
vegetation condition
CC 4.0
Jaeckel, Julian
artykuł
Than Thar Lwin, Nyein
Bernsdorf, Bodo
Pawlik, Marcin
Rudolph, Tobias
Civil and Environmental Engineering Reports (CEER), no 35, vol. 4
Biblioteka Uniwersytetu Zielonogórskiego
tytuł dodatkowy: Prace z Inżynierii Lądowej i Środowiska
Zielona Góra: Oficyna Wydawnicza Uniwersytetu Zielonogórskiego