Automated Extraction of Inundated Areas from Multi-Temporal Dual-Polarization RADARSAT-2 Images of the 2011 Central Thailand Flood

Automated Extraction of Inundated Areas from Multi-Temporal Dual-Polarization RADARSAT-2 Images of the 2011 Central Thailand Flood
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10.3390/rs9010078
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2017-01
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Remote. Sens.
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Pisut Nakmuenwai;F. Yamazaki;Wen Liu
Pisut Nakmuenwai;F. Yamazaki;Wen Liu
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作者:
Pisut Nakmuenwai;F. Yamazaki;Wen Liu

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