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Exploring the potential of using remote sensing data to model agricultural systems in data-limited areas
Crop models (CMs) can be a key component in addressing issues of global food security as they can be used to monitor and improve crop production. Regardless of their wide utilization, the employment of these models, particularly in isolated and rural areas, is often limited by the lack of reliable i...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2020
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