80-year seagrass reconstruction in Ako, Japan, using multi-source imagery and YOLO segmentation reveals fluctuations with an abrupt 2025 collapse likely tied to elevated water temperatures.
Population Ecology , 63(1), 92 –101
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Feasibility to detect rapid change and disappearance of seagrass: Lessons from nearly 80 years of vegetation change in the Ako, Seto Inland Sea, Japan
80-year seagrass reconstruction in Ako, Japan, using multi-source imagery and YOLO segmentation reveals fluctuations with an abrupt 2025 collapse likely tied to elevated water temperatures.