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Using Remote Sensing to Estimate a Renewable Resource: Forest Residual Biomass

doi 10.5772/17353
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Date

March 28, 2012

Authors
A. Garca-MartnJ. de la RivaF. Prez-CabelloR. Montorio
Publisher

InTech


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