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Prediction of ecological effects of potential population and impervious surface increases using a remote sensing based ecological index (RSEI)
Ecological Indicators · 2018 · Vol. 93 · pp. 730–740
Hanqiu Xu✉(Fuzhou University)Meiya Wang(Fuzhou University)Tingting Shi(Fuzhou University)Huade Guan(Flinders University)Canying Fang(Fuzhou University)Zhongli Lin(Fuzhou University)
Land Use and Ecosystem ServicesUrban Heat Island MitigationImpact of Light on Environment and HealthImpervious surfaceEcologyEnvironmental sciencePopulationIndex (typography)Remote sensingGeographyComputer scienceBiology
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