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Analyzing the spectral variability of tropical tree species using hyperspectral feature selection and leaf optical modeling

Ferreira et al., 2013

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13500519752069740545
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Ferreira M
Grondona A
Rolim S
Shimabukuro Y
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Journal of Applied Remote Sensing

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Hyperspectral remote sensing can provide information about species richness over large areas and may be useful for species discrimination in tropical environments. Here, we analyze the main sources of variability in leaf spectral signatures of tropical trees and …
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