GAEC cross-compliance standard Vegetation buffer on water courses: possible methods of detection by Remote Sensing products and existing data

GAEC cross-compliance standard Vegetation buffer on water courses: possible methods of detection by Remote Sensing products and existing data

The Agency for Agricultural Payments National Payment Agency (AGEA) in Italy, in order to manage and control EU farmer subsidies in Agriculture, is supported by SIN, an owned public/private company, aiming at facing technical solutions and innovation developments. Since 2005 SIN-AGEA have been test...

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Main Authors:	Paolo Tosi, Livio Rossi
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	PAGEPress Publications 2011-08-01
Series:	Italian Journal of Agronomy
Subjects:	cross compliance GAEC standard buffer strips water pollution GIS Remote Sensing
Online Access:	https://www.agronomy.it/index.php/agro/article/view/367

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