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Frequency analysis of natural vegetation distribution using NDVI/AVHRR data from 1981 to 2000 for North America: Correlations with SOI

C. Lim
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M. Kafatos
Pages 3347-3383 | Published online: 25 Nov 2010

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Douglas O. fuller & Kevin Murphy. (2006) The Enso-Fire Dynamic in Insular Southeast Asia. Climatic Change 74:4, pages 435-455.
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Sudipta Sarkar & Menas Kafatos. (2004) Interannual variability of vegetation over the Indian sub-continent and its relation to the different meteorological parameters. Remote Sensing of Environment 90:2, pages 268-280.
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Kirsten M de Beurs & Geoffrey M Henebry. (2004) Land surface phenology, climatic variation, and institutional change: Analyzing agricultural land cover change in Kazakhstan. Remote Sensing of Environment 89:4, pages 497-509.
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Xue Liu, M. Kafatos, R.B. Gomez & S.J. Goetz. (2003) Combining MISR, ETM+ and SAR data to improve land cover and land use classification for carbon cycle research. Combining MISR, ETM+ and SAR data to improve land cover and land use classification for carbon cycle research.

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