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Rangeland and pasture monitoring: an approach to interpretation of high-resolution imagery focused on observer calibration for repeatability

Duniway et al., 2012

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16313199380512110925
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Duniway M
Karl J
Schrader S
Baquera N
Herrick J
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Environmental monitoring and assessment

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Collection of standardized assessment and monitoring data is critically important for supporting policy and management at local to continental scales. Remote sensing techniques, including image interpretation, have shown promise for collecting plant …
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