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Multi‐temporal AVHRR digital data: An approach for landcover mapping of heterogeneous landscapes

Craig G. Fleischmann Department of Geography, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, 27599–3220, USA
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Stephen J. Walsh Department of Geography, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, 27599–3220, USA
Pages 5-20 | Published online: 17 Sep 2008

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Tibebu Kassawmar, Sandra Eckert, Kaspar Hurni, Gete Zeleke & Hans Hurni. (2018) Reducing landscape heterogeneity for improved land use and land cover (LULC) classification across the large and complex Ethiopian highlands. Geocarto International 33:1, pages 53-69.
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V.V. Rastoskuyev & Ye.V. Shalina. (1996) A CLOUD-COVER FILTRATION METHOD USING AVHRR IMAGERY OF THE BALTIC SEA REGION. Mapping Sciences and Remote Sensing 33:2, pages 124-134.
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D. VANDERZEE & D. EHRLICH. (1995) Sensitivity of ISODATA to changes in sampling procedures and processing parameters when applied to AVHRR time-series NDV1 data. International Journal of Remote Sensing 16:4, pages 673-686.
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ThomasR. Allen, ThaddeusJ. Bara & StephenJ. Walsh. (1994) Observed biases in the conterminous U.S. AVHRR satellite data set: A North Carolina case study. Geocarto International 9:2, pages 52-62.
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D. EHRLICH, J. E. ESTES & A. SINGH. (1994) Applications of NOAA-AVHRR 1 km data for environmental monitoring. International Journal of Remote Sensing 15:1, pages 145-161.
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Hannah J. O'Regan, David M. Wilkinson & Christopher G. Marston. (2016) Hominin home ranges and habitat variability: Exploring modern African analogues using remote sensing. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 9, pages 238-248.
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