A statistical model of land use/cover change integrating logistic and linear models: An application to agricultural abandonment

A statistical model of land use/cover change integrating logistic and linear models: An application to agricultural abandonment
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10.1016/j.jag.2023.103339
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2023-06
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Int. J. Appl. Earth Obs. Geoinformation
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I. Estacio;C. Sianipar;K. Onitsuka;Mrittika Basu;S. Hoshino
I. Estacio;C. Sianipar;K. Onitsuka;Mrittika Basu;S. Hoshino
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I. Estacio;C. Sianipar;K. Onitsuka;Mrittika Basu;S. Hoshino

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