Evaluating the species energy relationship with the newest measures of ecosystem energy: NDVI versus MODIS primary production
Authors:
- Linda B. PhillipsLPLinda B. Phillips
- Andrew J. HansenAHAndrew J. Hansen
- Curtis H. FlatherCFCurtis H. Flather
- 1 December 2008
- journal article
- correction
- Published by Elsevier in Remote Sensing of Environment
- Vol. 112 (12) , 4381-4392
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