Opinion: Big data has big potential for applications to climate change adaptation
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Chen Chen | James D. Ford | Simon E. Tilleard | Lea Berrang-Ford | Malcolm Araos | Robbert Biesbroek | Alexandra C. Lesnikowski | Graham K. MacDonald | Angel Hsu | Livia Bizikova | A. Hsu | J. Ford | G. MacDonald | L. Berrang‐Ford | L. Bizikova | A. Lesnikowski | R. Biesbroek | Malcolm Araos | Chen Chen
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