Soil surface infiltration capacity classification based on the bi-directional reflectance distribution function sampled by aerial photographs. The case of vineyards in a Mediterranean area
Authors:
- T. WassenaarTWT. Wassenaar
- P. AndrieuxPAP. Andrieux
- F. BaretFBF. Baret
- J.M. Robbez-MassonJRJ.M. Robbez-Masson
Abstract
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