Evaluation of Sentinel-1 and 2 Time Series for Land Cover Classification of Forest-Agriculture Mosaics in Temperate and Tropical Landscapes

Evaluation of Sentinel-1 and 2 Time Series for Land Cover Classification of Forest-Agriculture Mosaics in Temperate and Tropical Landscapes
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10.3390/rs11080979
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2019-04
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Remote. Sens.
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Audrey Mercier;J. Betbeder;F. Rumiano;J. Baudry;V. Gond;L. Blanc;C. Bourgoin;Guillaume Cornu;C. Ciudad;M. Marchamalo;R. Poccard-Chapuis;L. Hubert‐Moy
Audrey Mercier;J. Betbeder;F. Rumiano;J. Baudry;V. Gond;L. Blanc;C. Bourgoin;Guillaume Cornu;C. Ciudad;M. Marchamalo;R. Poccard-Chapuis;L. Hubert‐Moy
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Audrey Mercier;J. Betbeder;F. Rumiano;J. Baudry;V. Gond;L. Blanc;C. Bourgoin;Guillaume Cornu;C. Ciudad;M. Marchamalo;R. Poccard-Chapuis;L. Hubert‐Moy

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