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Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing
Journal canadien de télédétection
Volume 27, 2001 - Issue 2
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Seasonal Changes in Subarctic Wetlands and River Ice Breakup Detectable on RADARSAT Images, Southern Hudson Bay Lowland, Ontario, Canada

Pages 143-158 | Received 19 Aug 1999, Published online: 25 Jul 2014

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Tamlin Muir Pavelsky & Laurence C. Smith. (2004) Spatial and temporal patterns in Arctic river ice breakup observed with MODIS and AVHRR time series. Remote Sensing of Environment 93:3, pages 328-338.
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