Towards Detection of Cutting in Hay Meadows by Using of NDVI and EVI Time Series

Towards Detection of Cutting in Hay Meadows by Using of NDVI and EVI Time Series
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10.3390/rs70506107
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2015-05
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Remote. Sens.
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A. Halabuk;M. Mojses;Marek Halabuk;S. David
A. Halabuk;M. Mojses;Marek Halabuk;S. David
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A. Halabuk;M. Mojses;Marek Halabuk;S. David

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