Water Stress Estimation in Vineyards from Aerial SWIR and Multispectral UAV Data
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Konstantinos Karantzalos | Konstantinos Karantzalos | Zacharias Kandylakis | Alexandros Falagas | Christina Karakizi | K. Karantzalos | C. Karakizi | Z. Kandylakis | A. Falagas
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