Enhanced Amazon Wetland Map with Multi-Source Remote Sensing Data

05/11/25

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Título
Enhanced Amazon Wetland Map with Multi-Source Remote Sensing Data
Autores
Carlos M. Souza, Jr., Bruno G. Ferreira, Ives Medeiros Brandão, Sandra Rios, John Aguilar-Brand, Juliano Schirmbeck, Emanuel Valero, Miguel A. Restrepo-Galvis, Eva Mollinedo-Veneros, Esteban Terneus, Nelly Rivero, Lucimara Wolfarth Schirmbeck, María A. Oliveira-Miranda, Cícero Cardoso Augusto, Jose Eduardo Victorio Gonzales, Juan Espinosa, Juan Carlos Amilibia, Tony Vizcarra Bentos, Suelma Ribeiro Silva, Judith Rosales Godoy e Helga C. Wiederhecker
Data de Publicação
05/11/2025
Idioma
English
Quantidade de Páginas
21

A novel method using multi-source remote sensing, expert knowledge, and machine learning accurately revealed 151.7 Mha of wetlands in the Amazon region in 2020. This study offers a detailed analysis of the protection status of the Amazon wetlands, quantifies the pressures and threats posed by land use and climate change, and provides a baseline for monitoring.

The Amazon region wetland map can effectively guide national inventories and support science-based decision-making by governments and local communities. Expanding protection by creating new Ramsar Sites and conservation areas within the 72 Mha of unprotected wetlands presents a pivotal opportunity.

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