Optimizing SAR data processing and thresholding for forest change detection: an application for early deforestation warnings on eastern Amazonia

05/15/2020
by   Juan Doblas, et al.
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The present work proposes a prototype for an operational method for early deforestation detection of cloudy tropical rainforests. The proposed methodology makes use of Sentinel-1 SAR data processed into the Google Earth Engine platform for flag the areas where the probability of recent deforestation is high. The evaluation of the results over a region on the Eastern Amazon basin showed that copolarized data (VV band) offers the best results in terms of producer's accuracy (95,4 1 in terms of user's accuracy (86 significance).

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