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Why ecosystem characteristics predicted from remotely sensed data are unbiased and biased at the same time-and how this affects applications
Goran Ståhl Terje Gobakken Svetlana Saarela Henrik J.Persson Magnus Ekstrom Sean P.Healey Zhiqiang Yang Johan Holmgren Eva Lindberg Kenneth Nystrom Emanuele Papucci Patrik Ulvdal Hans OleØrka Erik Næsset Zhengyang Hou Håkan Olsson Ronald E.McRoberts
Forest Ecosystems2024,Vol.11Issue(1):P.24-31,8.
Forest Ecosystems2024,Vol.11Issue(1):P.24-31,8.DOI:10.1016/j.fecs.2023.100164
Why ecosystem characteristics predicted from remotely sensed data are unbiased and biased at the same time-and how this affects applications
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Goran Ståhl,Terje Gobakken,Svetlana Saarela,Henrik J.Persson,Magnus Ekstrom,Sean P.Healey,Zhiqiang Yang,Johan Holmgren,Eva Lindberg,Kenneth Nystrom,Emanuele Papucci,Patrik Ulvdal,Hans OleØrka,Erik Næsset,Zhengyang Hou,Håkan Olsson,Ronald E.McRoberts..Why ecosystem characteristics predicted from remotely sensed data are unbiased and biased at the same time-and how this affects applications[J].Forest Ecosystems,2024,11(1):P.24-31,8.基金项目
part of the programme Mistra Digital Forests and of the Center for Research-based Innovation Smart Forest:Bringing Industry 4.0to the Norwegian forest sector(NFR SFI project no.309671,smartforest.no)。 (NFR SFI project no.309671,smartforest.no)