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A Categorical-Radiometric Method for Forest Land-Cover Change Detection in Russia Using Hybrid Landsat MSS, TM and ETM+ Data

Year: 2002

Type: Poster Presentation

Author: Kathleen Bergen

An Integrated Forest Monitoring System for Central Africa

Year: 2002

Type: Annual Progress Report

Author: Nadine Laporte

Assessing the Rate, Mechanisms,and Consequences of the Conversion of Tallgrass Prairie to <i>Juniperus virginiana</i> Forest

Year: 2002

Type: Publications

Author: Loretta Johnson

Assessment, Monitoring, and Modeling of LCLUC and Their Impacts on Groundwater Resources, Ecosystems, and Carbon Cycling in Saharan Africa: A Case Study, SW Egypt

Year: 2002

Type: Annual Progress Report

Author: Mohamed Sultan

Burned Area Mapping of Southern Africa: Case Study Synthesis and Regional Application of MODIS Data

Year: 2002

Type: Poster Presentation

Author: David Roy

Carbon in Cities (a non-NASA View)

Year: 2002

Type: NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation

Author: Thomas Wagner

Changes in Terrestrial Carbon Storage in Russia as a Result of Recent Disturbances and Land-Use Change

Year: 2002

Type: Annual Progress Report

Author: Richard Houghton

Climate and Human Impacts on Water Resources in Africa

Year: 2002

Type: Annual Progress Report

Author: Michael Coe

Combined Satellite Mapping of Siberian Landscapes: Natural and Anthropogenic Factors Affecting Carbon Balance

Year: 2002

Type: Annual Progress Report

Author: K. Ranson

Consequences of Institutional Change: Land-Cover Dynamics in Kazakhstan 1960-2000

Year: 2002

Type: Annual Progress Report

Author: Anatoly Gitelson

Developing Land Cover Scenarios in Metropolitan and Non-Metropolitan Michigan, USA: A Stochastic Simulation Approach

Year: 2002

Type: Annual Progress Report

Author: Daniel Brown

Development of Long Term Inventory of Fire Burned Areas and Emissions of North America’s Boreal and Temperate Forests

Year: 2002

Type: Annual Progress Report

Author: Peng Gong

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