Open AccessA REVIEW OF THE USE OF REMOTE SENSING FOR MONITORING AND QUANTIFYING CARBON SEQUESTRATION IN MARGINAL LANDS
Author(s) -
Juan Pedro Carbonell-Rivera,
Javier Estornell,
Luis Á. Ruiz,
A Jodi Hameze Abad,
Bettina Felten,
Jesús Torralba
Publication year - 2021
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.4995/cigeo2021.2021.12694
Subject(s) - scopus , computer science , carbon sequestration , variety (cybernetics) , data science , remote sensing , web of science , work (physics) , key (lock) , information retrieval , geography , engineering , medline , political science , ecology , computer security , artificial intelligence , carbon dioxide , law , biology , mechanical engineering
In recent years, Remote Sensing (RS) and its derived products have been used as a key tool for the detection, monitoring,management and future use of Marginal Lands (ML). Currently, there is no single, universally accepted definition of theterm and there is a wide variety of synonyms. In this paper, we conduct a compilation of synonyms and meanings thatencompass the term, as well as propose a definition. To reach this objective, an overview of the state of the art of ML isdone, visualising trends by science maps, based on bibliographic data of established research journals, found in GoogleScholar, Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus search engines. The bibliographic review carried out shows that the study ofML has traditionally been carried out with an ad hoc basis focused on the objective to be achieved, this aspect and otherknowledge gaps are discussed to analyse the global study of ML. Due to the broad spectrum of uses in which ML havebeen studied, the work has been focused on RS for monitoring and characterizing ML, focusing on two different aspects:(i) satellite monitoring of marginal lands; and (ii) determining carbon sequestration potential of marginal lands using remotesensing.