Evaluation of large-scale deforestation susceptibility mapping in the mountainous region of the Himalayas: A case study of the Khangchendzonga Biosphere Reserve, India
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Published:2024-11
Issue:
Volume:36
Page:101285
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ISSN:2352-9385
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Container-title:Remote Sensing Applications: Society and Environment
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language:en
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Short-container-title:Remote Sensing Applications: Society and Environment
Author:
Ongmu Bhutia Karma DetsenORCID,
Mishra ManoranjanORCID,
Guria RajkumarORCID,
Baraj BiswaranjanORCID,
Naik Arun KumarORCID,
Silva Richarde Marques daORCID,
do Nascimento Thiago Victor MedeirosORCID,
Santos Celso Augusto GuimarãesORCID
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