Remote sensing data with Dr Marta Yebra

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29 Jul 2019

Dr Marta Yebra from Australian National University on remote sensing data

CRC researcher Dr Marta Yebra from the Australian National University shares how remote sensing data is providing objective, continuous and near real-time information about fuel conditions.

Key Topics

land management
remote sensing

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Dr Marta Yebra
Researcher
marta.yebra@anu.edu.au

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