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Monitoring vegetation phenology using an infrared-enabled security camera

Petach et al., 2014

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16220317841484652751
Author
Petach A
Toomey M
Aubrecht D
Richardson A
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Agricultural and forest meteorology

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Sensor-based monitoring of vegetation phenology is being widely used to quantify phenological responses to climate variability and change. Digital repeat photography, in particular, can characterize the seasonality of canopy greenness. However, these data …
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