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Monitoring temporal trends to assess infestation of water hyacinth in Lake Victoria using PolSAR

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Isundwa F, Simpson M, Akbari V, Datta A, Nagendra P, Pranuthi G, Silva T, Srikanth R & Marino A (2024) Monitoring temporal trends to assess infestation of water hyacinth in Lake Victoria using PolSAR. In: EUSAR 2024; 15th European Conference on Synthetic Aperture Radar, Munich, 23.04.2024-26.04.2024. VDE. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/10659438

Abstract
Water hyacinth (WH) is a dreadful invasive species in Lake Victoria which spreads and forms vast floating mats. In this research, the temporal variability of WH is assessed using PolSAR data by applying the Optimization of Power Difference (OPDiff) change detection technique on Sentinel-1 IW SLC data. The detector separated WH from clear water using the minimum eigenvalues by selecting the contribution from unpolarized scattering. The algorithms allowed quantification of temporal monthly and annual trends which established that highest WH amounts were recorded in 2018 within the last 4 months of the year.

StatusPublished
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Publication date30/08/2024
Publication date online30/08/2024
PublisherVDE
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ISBN978-3-8007-6286-6
ConferenceEUSAR 2024; 15th European Conference on Synthetic Aperture Radar
Conference locationMunich
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Dr Vahid Akbari

Dr Vahid Akbari

Lect in Artificial Intelligence/Data Sci, Computing Science and Mathematics - Division

Mr Felix Isundwa

Mr Felix Isundwa

PhD Researcher, Biological and Environmental Sciences

Dr Armando Marino

Dr Armando Marino

Associate Professor, Biological and Environmental Sciences

Dr Thiago Silva

Dr Thiago Silva

Senior Lecturer, Biological and Environmental Sciences

Mr Morgan Simpson

Mr Morgan Simpson

Radar Remote Sensing Scientist, Biological and Environmental Sciences

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