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Land cover mapping and phenology

in French guiana using remote sensing

Valéry GOND

CIRAD

Forest ecosystems goods and services

Montpellier

Phosphorus Imbalance in the Terrestrial Biosphere Processes from Root to Globe March 7th, 2014

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Contexte:

Context

- Tropical humid forests have a crucial role in the climatic and

biologic equilibrium of the Earth

- These forests are not homogeneous in terms of structure and

functioning

Question

- What is the spatial organization of these tropical humid forests ?

Hypothesis

- The use of remotely sensed data helps to monitor spatial and

temporal patterns

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Ter Steege, 2001

From global to local

GlobCover 2009

Behind the green layer

of the global maps,

there are various

tropical forest types

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Forest phenology

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January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Monthly temporal monitoring

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Spatial patterns on annual synthesis SPOT/VGT data

Countries borders

Protected areas Brazilian states borders

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ISODATA classification

(Iterative Self-Organizing Data Analysis Technique)

-

Iterative method grouping pixels within the radiometric spaces to the closest

gravity center

-The user chooses the number of iterations and of classes [min – max]

- In this study, 10 iterations and from 40 to 50 classes gave optimal results

- The final result was chosen by comparison with local maps (TerSteege et al., 2001),

experts knowledge (Botanist, forester, etc.) and regional maps (IBGE, Eva et al.,

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Cluster distribution

33 clusters

MIR

NIR

Forests

Savannas

Swamps

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Sampling sites

SRTM data

Botanical and

canopy structure

description

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Photo : Daniel Sabatier

Field work on several validation points

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Photo : Valéry Gond

Transects for validation

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Cluster distribution

Forest clusters

NIR

Low dense forest / included savanna on poor drainage soils

High forest with regular canopy

Mixed high and

open forest

High forest with

disrupted canopy

Open forest /

Euterpe Palm

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Photo : D. Sabatier et K. Jousseaume

Land cover : Low dense forest / included savanna on

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Photo : D. Sabatier et V. Gond

Land cover : High forest with regular canopy mostly

on terra firme (LC 19)

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Photo : D. Sabatier et V. Gond

Land cover : Mixed high and open forest (LC21)

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Photo : D. Sabatier et V. Gond

Land cover : open forest / Euterpe palm forest (LC22)

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Gond, et al., 2011

Land use mapping using SPOT/VGT time series data

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• MOD13A1 processing to calculate mean value on 9 years

1

ère

quinzaine

MOD13A1

Pennec et al., 2011

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2009

2008

2006

2007

1

st

16-day images of the data base

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Pennec et al., 2011

Temporal analysis on the spatial data base from SPOT/VGT

• MODIS temporal dynamique on SPOT/VGT classes

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01

03

05

09

Sun

Rainfall

Rainfall

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Pennec et al., 2011

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Conclusion

- Remote sensing allows to characterize spatial organization and

phenology of the tropical humid forests of the Guiana Shield

- These information are important to better estimate forest biomass

and carbon storage

- The mapping of these ecosystems give a more precise idea of their

vulnerability in face of the global changes

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Thank you

Gond, V., Freycon, V., Molino, J.-F., Brunaux, O., Ingrassia, F., Joubert, P., Pekel, J-F., Prévost, M.F., Thierron, V., Trombe, P-J., Sabatier, D., 2011, Broad scale patterns of forest landscape in Guiana Shield rain forests,

International journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformations, 13: 357-367.

Pennec, A., Gond, V., Sabatier, D.,

2011, Characterization of tropical forests phenology in French Guiana using MODIS time-series,

Remote Sensing Letters, 2(4): 337-345.

Tritsch, I., Gond, V., Oszwald, J., Davy, D., Grenand, P.,

2012, Dynamiques territoriales des Amérindiens Wayãpi et Teko du moyen Oyapock, Camopi, Guyane Française,

Bois et Forêts des Tropiques, 311: 49-61.

Guitet, S., Pithon, S., Brunaux, O., Jubelin, G., Gond, V.,

2012, Impacts of logging on the canopy and the consequences for forest management in French Guiana,

Forest Ecology and Management, 277: 124-131.

Pithon, S., Jubelin, G., Guitet, S., Gond, V.,

2013, Statistical based method for logging-related canopy gap detection using high resolution optical remote sensing,

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