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Detecting tropical selective logging with C-band SAR data may require a time series approach

2021-06-01

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Selective logging is the primary driver of forest degradation in the tropics and reduces the capacity of forests to harbour biodiversity, maintain key ecosystem processes, sequester carbon, and support human livelihoods. While the preceding decade has seen a tremendous improvement in the ability to monitor forest disturbances from space, large-scale (spatial and temporal) forest monitoring systems have almost univ...

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Literature Corpus work: e16033cb-869c-5ce2-b8ed-0921fdff0808
DOI: 10.1016/j.rse.2021.112411

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