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Important characteristics of multispectral data for an assessment of floristic variation

Remote sensing offers a large potential for land-cover mapping and monitoring. For many application in nature conservation, however, information beyond the generalization level of regular land-cover maps is desirable.

Duccio Rocchini | Kate S. He | Frank Thonfeld | Hannes Feilhauer | Sebastian Schmidtlein | Ulrike Faude | S. Schmidtlein | D. Rocchini | K. He | H. Feilhauer | Frank Thonfeld | U. Faude

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