Sentinel-2 time series analysis for monitoring multi-taxon biodiversity in mountain beech forests
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R. Tognetti | M. Marchetti | G. Chirici | D. Travaglini | F. Lombardi | S. Ravera | S. Francini | F. Parisi | E. Vangi | G. D’Amico | Elena De Santis
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