A framework of freshwater and saline lake typology classification through leveraging hydroclimate, spectral, and literature evidence

Author:

Ding MengORCID,Wang JidaORCID,Song ChunqiaoORCID,Sheng YongweiORCID,Shawn Hutchinson J.M.ORCID,Langston Abigail L.ORCID,Marston LandonORCID

Funder

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Publisher

Elsevier BV

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