Methodology for detecting seasonal changes in landscape formations
https://doi.org/10.26897/1997-6011-2025-1-129-133
Abstract
The aim of the study is to investigate the possibility of developing a new method and an appropriate technique for detecting seasonal changes in water-saturated and coastal landscape formations. To assess seasonal changes in natural areas, an integral multiplicative criterion is proposed as an alternative to the existing vector criterion used in the technology of processing spectral data “Tasseled Cap”. It is determined that the proposed method, in comparison with the known analogue, provides for the use of an additional extreme feature to confirm the identification of characteristic natural zones when monitoring the Earth’s surface.
About the Authors
H. G. Asadov
National Aerospace Agency
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan
Hikmet G. Asadov, DSc (Eng), professor,
Baku
E. J. Suleymanova
National Aerospace Agency
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan
Erane J. Suleymanova, CSs (Eng),
Baku
N. H. Mustafazade
National Aerospace Agency
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan
Naira H. Mustafazade, CSs (Eng),
Baku
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Asadov H.G., Suleymanova E.J., Mustafazade N.H. Methodology for detecting seasonal changes in landscape formations. Prirodoobustrojstvo. 2025;(1):129-133. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.26897/1997-6011-2025-1-129-133
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