Conflation of expert and crowd reference data to validate global binary thematic maps
Authors:
- François WaldnerFrançois Waldner
- Anne SchucknechtASAnne Schucknecht
- Myroslava LesivMLMyroslava Lesiv
- Javier GallegoJGJavier Gallego
- Linda SeeLSLinda See
- Ana Pérez-HoyosAPAna Pérez-Hoyos
- Raphaël D'ANdrimontRDRaphaël D'ANdrimont
- Thomas de MaetTMThomas de Maet
- Juan Carlos Laso BayasJBJuan Carlos Laso Bayas
- Steffen FritzSFSteffen Fritz
- Olivier LeoOLOlivier Leo
- Hervé KerdilesHKHervé Kerdiles
- 1 February 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Remote Sensing of Environment
- Vol. 221, 235-246
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Funding Information
- European Union Seventh Framework Programme (603719)
- EU-funded ERC CrowdLand (617754)
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