@proceedings {50605,
	title = {Current and future options for the use of remote sensing for rangeland management and monitoring},
	year = {2005},
	month = {April 20-21, 200},
	pages = {84},
	address = {Zacatecas, Mexico},
	abstract = {Many of the existing rangeland health, remotely sensed products are derived from medium spatial resolution imagery and, while these products may provide useful ancillary information for rangeland management, they do not provide information at spatial resolution that is fine enough to correspond with the field assessments conducted by rangeland management specialists. In this paper we present an overview of ongoing remote-sensing research at the ARS-USDA Jornada Experimental Range (the Remotely Sensed Indicators and Stratification (RSIS) Project) that aims to provide (1) relevant contextual information for optimizing ground sampling for field assessments and (2) accurate, fine-resolution vegetation maps and associated analyses for deriving remotely sensed indicators of rangeland health. Further, we provide a synopsis of other remote sensing activities at the Jornada Experimental Range.},
	keywords = {management, monitoring, rangeland, remote sensing},
	author = {Caitriana Steele and Andrea S. Laliberte and Brandon T Bestelmeyer and Jeffrey E. Herrick and A. Rango}
}
