Cryogenic Land Surface Process Detection in Siberian High Latitude Mountain Permafrost Landscape by Time Series Landsat Thermal Imagery
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16 juillet 2023
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- doi: 10.1109/IGARSS52108.2023.10282807
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land surface temperature split-window algorithm thermal anomaly land surface cryogenic process LandsaSujets proches
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Sébastien Gadal et al., « Cryogenic Land Surface Process Detection in Siberian High Latitude Mountain Permafrost Landscape by Time Series Landsat Thermal Imagery », HAL-SHS : géographie, ID : 10.1109/IGARSS52108.2023.10282807
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In recent years, the accumulation of cloud-free remote sensing thermal infrared data for high-latitude permafrost regions makes it possible to use them to identify active cryogenic land surface processes (ACP) spurred by climate change and human activities. ACP is an extremely important indicator of excitations in the energy cycle of permafrost landscapes and changes in the carbon budget. In this paper, we test the time series of land surface temperature (LST) extracted from Landsat 8 OLI/TIRS datasets using a split window algorithm (SWA) to identify ACP for the study area in the mountains of Northeastern Siberia. We identified active cryogenic processes from thermal anomalies detected using standard deviation thresholds on 5 datasets for selected dates. Our results show that multi-year verified high resolution LST data for the second half of the summer period can be applicable for identifying an area with active cryogenic processes in the valley and disturbed permafrost landscapes, provided they can indicate the local effects of processes associated with drainage degradation and vegetation change.