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Good practices for estimating area and assessing accuracy of land change
Remote Sensing of Environment · 2014 · Vol. 148 · pp. 42–57
Pontus Olofsson✉(Boston University)Giles M. Foody(University of Nottingham)Martin Herold(Wageningen University & Research)Stephen V. Stehman(SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry)Curtis E. Woodcock(Boston University)Michael A. Wulder(Natural Resources Canada)
Remote Sensing in AgricultureRemote Sensing and LiDAR ApplicationsLand Use and Ecosystem ServicesComputer scienceData miningSampling (signal processing)Sampling designSample (material)Reference dataSet (abstract data type)Range (aeronautics)Sample size determinationSystematic sampling
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