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Natural ResourcesGeoinformaticsDigital Elevation ModelingLandscape Change DetectionRemote SensingLand Cover Change DetectionLand Cover ClassificationLand Surface MonitoringLand Use Change DetectionRemote Sensing Change DetectionRemote Sensing Image AnalysisChange Detection From Multispectral ImageryChange Detection From Remote SensingLand Change DetectionMultispectral Image AnalysisNear-infrared ObservationsRadiometric AnalysisRadiometric NormalizationRelative Radiometric Correction
The scientific requirement for increased understanding of human impacts on terrestrial carbon stocks and biodiversity has created renewed interest in the use of Landsat Multispectral Scanner (MSS) data for the analysis of land-cover change. A series of five Landsat MSS sensors were used to acquire earth observations over a 21 year period (1972–1992), forming the longest available set of repetitive satellite observations of the earth’s surface.