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Remote Sensing Letters

Mapping NOAA-AVHRR imagery using equal-area radial projections

DANIEL LLOYD Remote Sensing Unit, Department of Geography, University of Bristol, University Road, Bristol, BS8 1SS, England
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GILES D'SOUZA Remote Sensing Unit, Department of Geography, University of Bristol, University Road, Bristol, BS8 1SS, England
Pages 1869-1878 | Received 03 Jul 1987, Accepted 21 Aug 1987, Published online: 08 Jul 2010

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S. N. GOWARD, S. TURNER, D. G. DYE & S. LIANG. (1994) The University of Maryland improved Global Vegetation Index product. International Journal of Remote Sensing 15:17, pages 3365-3395.
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S. N. GOWARD, D. G. DYE, S. TURNER & J. YANG. (1993) Objective assessment of the NOAA global vegetation index data product. International Journal of Remote Sensing 14:18, pages 3365-3394.
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DANIEL LLOYD. (1990) A phenological classification of terrestrial vegetation cover using shortwave vegetation index imagery. International Journal of Remote Sensing 11:12, pages 2269-2279.
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Ann Henderson‐Sellers. (1989) Atmospheric physiography and meteoronomical modelling: the future role of geographers in understanding climate. Australian Geographer 20:1, pages 1-25.
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DANIEL LLOYD. (1989) A phenological description of Iberian vegetation using short wave vegetation index imagery. International Journal of Remote Sensing 10:4-5, pages 827-833.
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