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Landsat imagery spectral trajectories—important variables for spatially predicting the risks of bark beetle disturbance

Hais et al., 2016

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Hais M
Wild J
Berec L
Brůna J
Kennedy R
Braaten J
Brož Z
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Remote Sensing

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Tree mortality caused by bark beetle infestation has significant effects on the ecology and value of both natural and commercial forests. Therefore, prediction of bark beetle infestations is critical in forest management. Existing predictive models, however, rarely …
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