International Journal of Remote Sensing

We are delighted to welcome two new Deputy Editors to the journal: Professor Pinliang Dong and Dr Ziheng Sun.

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Issues 15 and 16 (Vol 46, August 2025) are now available!

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Sentinel-2, PlanetScope and drone data were combined with #RandomForest classification to track aquatic plant species, achieving up to 97% accuracy with analysis of seasonal reflectance changes. This supports freshwater ecosystem conservation and monitoring.

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Issues 13 and 14 (Vol 46, July 2025) are now available!

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New open access paper!

A new approach by Padilla et al. (2025) uses Sentinel-3 data and machine learning to deliver near-realtime #BurnedArea estimates. The algorithm shows improved accuracy compared to existing products. 🌍🔥 #RemoteSensing

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NEW PAPER 📣 Tree species proportion prediction using #AirborneLaserScanning & #Sentinel2 data with a #DeepLearning approach

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Issue 12 (Vol 46, June 2025) is now available!

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Issue 11 (Vol 46, June 2025) is now available!

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Issue 10 (Vol 46, May 2025) is now available!

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AI Has ‘Great Potential’ for Detecting Wildfires, New Study of the Amazon Rainforest Suggests - Taylor & Francis Newsroom Integrating This New Technology with Current AI Systems Could Help Detect Wildfires, such as the Devastating LA Blazes, to Enhance Earlier Warning Strategies – Experts Believe A type of Artificial Int...

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Repeated drone photogrammetry surveys demonstrate that reconstructed canopy heights are sensitive to wind speed but relatively insensitive to illumination conditions Unoccupied aerial vehicle (UAV) based structure-from-motion (SfM) photogrammetry surveys are becoming a standard tool for ecologists to measure plant structure and biomass in non-forest ecosystems....

"Canopy heights reconstructed with drone photogrammetry are sensitive to wind speed but relatively insensitive to illumination conditions." Critical insight for anyone working with these approaches from PhD student Glenn Slade's recent paper in @ijremotesensing.bsky.social

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