1 Sept 2026Open access
Multi-frequency microwave remote sensing reveals stratified forest responses to diverse drought stressesPublisher siteInternational Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, Soil Moisture and Remote Sensing
Active, last published 2026
In plant water relations and carbon dynamics
Mahlatse
Kganyago
Scholar“Research focused on Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics and adjacent fields.”
University of Johannesburg
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3 works1 Jun 2026Open access
Quantifying fragile carbon balance by multiple remote sensing based vegetation optical depth datasetsPublisher siteInternational Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, Remote Sensing in Agriculture
26 May 2026Open access
Characterising the biomass burning emissions using Sentinel-5P and reanalysis data: Towards the development of a novel biomass burning air quality index for South AfricaPublisher siteSustainable Environment, Atmospheric chemistry and aerosols
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