Progress in landsenses ecology research and applications: an introduction

ABSTRACT This special issue is the first systematic introduction to the progress of landsenses ecology and its applications since its formation in 2016. As a people-oriented, science-technology-based emerging discipline, landsenses ecology connects our physical senses with digital sensors, and balances the local and global considerations of ecosystem services and sustainable development. The progress in landsenses ecology research and applications covered by the 14 papers in this special issue is preliminary but outstanding. In particular, this special issue clarifies fundamental concepts, introduces technical methods, and demonstrates application cases of landsenses ecology. These efforts may help people with different cultural and disciplinary experiences consistently identify and apply this new scientific discipline.

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[12]  T. Luo,et al.  Urbanization diverges residents’ landscape preferences but towards a more natural landscape: case to complement landsenses ecology from the lens of landscape perception , 2020 .

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