Usability of citizen science observations together with airborne laser scanning data in determining the habitat preferences of forest birds
Authors:
- L. MononenLML. Mononen
- A.-P. AuvinenAAA.-P. Auvinen
- P. PackalenPPP. Packalen
- R. VirkkalaRVR. Virkkala
- R. ValbuenaRVR. Valbuena
- I. BohlinIBI. Bohlin
- J. ValkamaJVJ. Valkama
- P. VihervaaraPVP. Vihervaara
- 1 December 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Forest Ecology and Management
- Vol. 430, 498-508
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Research Council of Finland (312559)
- Strategic Research Council
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