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Rahman, Mir, Hay, Geoffrey, Couloigner, Isabelle, Hemachandran, Bharanidharan (2014) Transforming Image-Objects into Multiscale Fields: A GEOBIA Approach to Mitigate Urban Microclimatic Variability within H-Res Thermal Infrared Airborne Flight-Lines. Remote Sensing, 6 (10). doi:10.3390/rs6109435

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TitleTransforming Image-Objects into Multiscale Fields: A GEOBIA Approach to Mitigate Urban Microclimatic Variability within H-Res Thermal Infrared Airborne Flight-Lines
JournalRemote Sensing
AuthorsRahman, MirAuthor
Hay, GeoffreyAuthor
Couloigner, IsabelleAuthor
Hemachandran, BharanidharanAuthor
Year2014 (October 1)Volume6
Issue10
PublisherMDPI AG
DOIdoi:10.3390/rs6109435Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceRahman, Mir, Hay, Geoffrey, Couloigner, Isabelle, Hemachandran, Bharanidharan (2014) Transforming Image-Objects into Multiscale Fields: A GEOBIA Approach to Mitigate Urban Microclimatic Variability within H-Res Thermal Infrared Airborne Flight-Lines. Remote Sensing, 6 (10). doi:10.3390/rs6109435
Plain TextRahman, Mir, Hay, Geoffrey, Couloigner, Isabelle, Hemachandran, Bharanidharan (2014) Transforming Image-Objects into Multiscale Fields: A GEOBIA Approach to Mitigate Urban Microclimatic Variability within H-Res Thermal Infrared Airborne Flight-Lines. Remote Sensing, 6 (10). doi:10.3390/rs6109435
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