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New Research: Machine learning versus deep learning in land system science: a decision-making framework for effective land classification https://t.co/6KsMEqwuQ2 #RemoteSensing
New Research: Investigating Earth surface deformation with SAR interferometry and geomodeling in the transborder Meuse–Rhine region https://t.co/IyVGHmjImp #RemoteSensing
New Research: Utilising LANDHYPERNET data products over a deciduous broadleaf forest to validate Sentinel-2 and Landsat surface reflectance products https://t.co/UnsrUO52Jg #RemoteSensing
New Research: Machine learning for efficient segregation and labeling of potential biological sounds in long-term underwater recordings https://t.co/rqcRIj0yef #RemoteSensing
New Research: HYPERNETS: a network of automated hyperspectral radiometers to validate water and land surface reflectance (380–1680 nm) from all satellite missions https://t.co/6Qdvd3WKy2 #RemoteSensing
New Research: Evaluating the potential for efficient, UAS-based reach-scale mapping of river channel bathymetry from multispectral images https://t.co/e4WUcypyX8 #RemoteSensing
New Research: Using the automated HYPERNETS hyperspectral system for multi-mission satellite ocean colour validation in the Río de la Plata, accounting for different spatial resolutions https://t.co/arVyGOTq2t #RemoteSensing
New Research: Validation of satellite water products based on HYPERNETS in situ data using a Match-up Database (MDB) file structure https://t.co/eI2PbaC2PV #RemoteSensing
New Research: An integrated hierarchical classification and machine learning approach for mapping land use and land cover in complex social-ecological systems https://t.co/3jRcBI9gTH #RemoteSensing
New Research: Recent advances and challenges in monitoring and modeling of disturbances in tropical moist forests https://t.co/6DqT8MTOFX #RemoteSensing