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A remote sensing based framework for monitoring and assessing mediterranean rangelands : case studies from two test sites in Spain and Greece
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Englisch
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Trier, Univ., Diss., 2005
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978079280
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Fernerkundung ; Modellierung ; Mittelmeerraum ; Spanien ; Griechenland ; Beweidung ; Feuer ; Monitoring; Hochschulschrift
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