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200 10$aCryogenic fluid management experiment $efinal report /$fR.N. Eberhardt, W.J. Bailey, D.A. Fester
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300   $a"October 1981."
300   $a"MCR-81-597."
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200 00$aMapping and Monitoring Forest Cover
210   $aBasel, Switzerland$cMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute$d2021
215   $a1 online resource (144 p.)
311 08$a3-0365-2043-0 
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330   $aThis book is a compilation of six papers that provide some valuable information about mapping and monitoring forest cover using remotely sensed imagery. Examples include mapping large areas of forest, evaluating forest change over time, combining remotely sensed imagery with ground inventory information, and mapping forest characteristics from very high spatial resolution data. Together, these results demonstrate effective techniques for effectively learning more about our very important forest resources.
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610   $aabove-ground biomass
610   $aaerial images
610   $aallometric equation
610   $acanopy height model
610   $adegradation
610   $aforest change
610   $aforest cover map
610   $aForest Inventory and Analysis
610   $aforest monitoring
610   $aforest sampling
610   $ageospatial-temporal analysis
610   $aindividual tree crown
610   $ainventory efficiency
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610   $aland cover classification
610   $aland-use
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610   $an/a
610   $anational forest inventory
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610   $aregeneration
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610   $aRuoergai area
610   $asatellite remote sensing
610   $aSavitzky-Golay filtering
610   $asegmentation
610   $aSentinel-2
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610   $atrend
610   $aunmanned aerial systems
610   $avegetation
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