Segment-based fusion of multi-sensor multi-scale satellite soil moisture retrievals

@article{Attarzadeh2022SegmentbasedFO,
  title={Segment-based fusion of multi-sensor multi-scale satellite soil moisture retrievals},
  author={Reza Attarzadeh and Hossein Bagheri and Iman Khosravi and Saeid Niazmardi and Davood Akbarid},
  journal={Remote Sensing Letters},
  year={2022},
  volume={13},
  pages={1260 - 1270}
}
ABSTRACT Synergetic use of sensors for soil moisture retrieval is attracting considerable interest due to the different advantages of different sensors. Active, passive, and optic data integration could be a comprehensive solution for exploiting the advantages of different sensors aimed at preparing soil moisture maps. Typically, pixel-based methods are used for multi-sensor fusion. Since, different applications need different scales of soil moisture maps, pixel-based approaches are limited for… 

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