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Quantifying the regional variation in forest ecosystem light-use efficiency using airborne remote sensing data

Shawn Paul Serbin, Philip A. Townsend

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Our poster for the 2011 USIALE meeting in Portland, Oregon. This describes the use of imaging spectroscopy data (AVIRIS) to scale up and map LUE across broad regions to improve production efficiency models (PEMs).

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Our poster for the 2011 USIALE meeting in Portland, Oregon. This describes the use of imaging spectroscopy data (AVIRIS) to scale up and map LUE across broad regions to improve production efficiency models (PEMs).

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Our poster for the 2011 USIALE meeting in Portland, Oregon. This describes the use of imaging spectroscopy data (AVIRIS) to scale up and map LUE across broad regions to improve production efficiency models (PEMs).

Key concepts: Remote sensing, Environmental science, Ecosystem, Variation (astronomy), Forest ecology, Geography, Ecology, Biology

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