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Comparative analysis of MODIS-FAPAR and MERIS–MGVI datasets: Potential impacts on ecosystem modeling

Seixas et al., 2009

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7678709078281680452
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Seixas J
Carvalhais N
Nunes C
Benali A
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Remote Sensing of Environment

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Assessing the ecosystem productivity dynamics is a key issue in the context of the carbon cycle at the southern Europe ecosystems. The availability of remote sensing data and products, as FAPAR, strongly motivates its use in ecosystem modeling. This paper presents …
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