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C. A. Coburn & A. C. B. Roberts. (2004) A multiscale texture analysis procedure for improved forest stand classification
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L.M. Moskal & S.E. Franklin. (2002) Multi‐layer Forest Stand Discrimination with Spatial Co‐occurrence Texture Analysis of High Spatial Detail Airborne Imagery. Geocarto International 17:4, pages 55-68.
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D.R. Peddle & R.L. Johnson. (2000) Spectral Mixture Analysis of Airborne Remote Sensing Imagery for Improved Prediction of Leaf Area Index in Mountainous Terrain, Kananaskis Alberta. Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing 26:3, pages 177-188.
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G. Gerylo, R.J. Hall, S.E. Franklin, A. Roberts & E.J. Milton. (1998) Hierarchical Image Classification and Extraction of Forest Species Composition and Crown Closure from Airborne Multispectral Images. Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing 24:3, pages 219-232.
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E.J. Milton, K.P. Lawless, A. Roberts & S.E. Franklin. (1997) The Effect of Unresolved Scene Elements on the Spectral Response of Calibration Targets: An Example. Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing 23:3, pages 252-256.
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Kirsi Valta-Hulkkonen, Petri Pellikka, Heikki Tanskanen, Arto Ustinov & Olavi Sandman. (2003) Digital false colour aerial photographs for discrimination of aquatic macrophyte species. Aquatic Botany 75:1, pages 71-88.
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