Integrating remote-sensing and ground-based observations for estimation of emissions and removals of greenhouse gases in forests : Methods and Guidance from the Global Forest Observations Initiative. Edition 3.0

Integrating remote-sensing and ground-based observations for estimation of emissions and removals of greenhouse gases in forests : Methods and Guidance from the Global Forest Observations Initiative. Edition 3.0

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Main Authors:	Espejo, Andrés B., Federici, S., Green, C., Olofsson, P., Sánchez, María José Sanz, Waterworth, Rob, Carter, S.L., Herold, M.
Format:	External research report biblioteca
Language:	English
Published:	GFOI
Subjects:	Life Science,
Online Access:	https://research.wur.nl/en/publications/integrating-remote-sensing-and-ground-based-observations-for-esti-2
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