Geospatial Analysis of Horizontal and Vertical Urban Expansion Using Multi-Spatial Resolution Data: A Case Study of Surabaya, Indonesia

Geospatial Analysis of Horizontal and Vertical Urban Expansion Using Multi-Spatial Resolution Data: A Case Study of Surabaya, Indonesia
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10.3390/rs10101599
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2018-10
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Remote. Sens.
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H. H. Handayani-H.;Y. Murayama;M. Ranagalage;Fei Liu;D. Dissanayake
H. H. Handayani-H.;Y. Murayama;M. Ranagalage;Fei Liu;D. Dissanayake
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H. H. Handayani-H.;Y. Murayama;M. Ranagalage;Fei Liu;D. Dissanayake

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