Multi-temporal and spatial remote sensing imagery to monitor flammability in Australia

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18 Sep 2018

Multi-temporal and spatial remote sensing imagery to monitor flammability in Australia.

 

 

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Key Topics

fire
fire impacts
modelling

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Dr Marta Yebra
Researcher
marta.yebra@anu.edu.au
Prof Albert van Dijk
Researcher
albert.vandijk@anu.edu.au
Dr Geoff Cary
Researcher
geoffrey.cary@anu.edu.au

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