Analysing the spatial structure of semi natural deciduous woodlands through high resolution airborne imagery and Geographical Information Systems

Analysing the spatial structure of semi natural deciduous woodlands through high resolution airborne imagery and Geographical Information Systems

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Main Author: Koukoulas, Sotirios
Published: King's College London (University of London) 2001
Subjects:
577
Ecosystems
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Ecosystems
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Ecosystems
Koukoulas, Sotirios
Analysing the spatial structure of semi natural deciduous woodlands through high resolution airborne imagery and Geographical Information Systems
author Koukoulas, Sotirios
author_facet Koukoulas, Sotirios
author_sort Koukoulas, Sotirios
title Analysing the spatial structure of semi natural deciduous woodlands through high resolution airborne imagery and Geographical Information Systems
title_short Analysing the spatial structure of semi natural deciduous woodlands through high resolution airborne imagery and Geographical Information Systems
title_full Analysing the spatial structure of semi natural deciduous woodlands through high resolution airborne imagery and Geographical Information Systems
title_fullStr Analysing the spatial structure of semi natural deciduous woodlands through high resolution airborne imagery and Geographical Information Systems
title_full_unstemmed Analysing the spatial structure of semi natural deciduous woodlands through high resolution airborne imagery and Geographical Information Systems
title_sort analysing the spatial structure of semi natural deciduous woodlands through high resolution airborne imagery and geographical information systems
publisher King's College London (University of London)
publishDate 2001
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