László Bertalan

Assistant Professor

University of Debrecen

Hungary

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Dr. László Bertalan is an Assistant Professor at the University of Debrecen, Hungary (+36). His research areas include remote sensing, urban mapping accuracy, and soil moisture assessment, as reflected in his recent articles that explore innovative methodologies in environmental science and geospatial analysis.

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Eliisa Lotsari

Assistant Professor

Aalto University

FINLAND

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Szilard Szabo

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University of Debrecen

HUNGARY

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Anette Eltner

GERMANY

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Zdeněk Máčka

Masaryk University

CZECH REPUBLIC

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László Bertalan

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Articles (10)

Soil Moisture Satellite Data Under Scrutiny: Assessing Accuracy Through Environmental Proxies and Extended Triple Collocation Analysis

Correction: Improving Urban Mapping Accuracy: Investigating the Role of Data Acquisition Methods and SfM Processing Modes in UAS-Based Survey Through Explainable AI Metrics

Improving Urban Mapping Accuracy: Investigating the Role of Data Acquisition Methods and SfM Processing Modes in UAS-Based Survey Through Explainable AI Metrics

Estimating the Average River Cross‐Section Velocity by Observing Only One Surface Velocity Value and Calibrating the Entropic Parameter

Remote Sensing of Riparian Ecosystems

Hydro‐morphological mapping of river reaches using videos captured with UAS

USING THERMAL AND RGB UAV IMAGERY TO MEASURE SURFACE FLOW VELOCITIES OF RIVERS

Building Extraction Using Orthophotos and Dense Point Cloud Derived from Visual Band Aerial Imagery Based on Machine Learning and Segmentation

Machine Learning for Gully Feature Extraction Based on a Pan-Sharpened Multispectral Image: Multiclass vs. Binary Approach

Integrating in situ measurements of an index of connectivity to assess soil erosion processes in vineyards

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Eliisa Lotsari

Szilard Szabo

Anette Eltner

Zdeněk Máčka

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