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The general objective of the WATERMED project is to develop a comprehensive method for the study of the water use and the resistance to the drought of the natural and irrigated vegetation in the Mediterranean Basin (see Fig. 1), by means of a combined historical and current space-based remote sensing database, vegetation models and field measurements. The general concept is to integrate all available data of the studied environments.

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Multi-Temporal Analysis Using Noaa-Pathfinder Avhrr Land Imagery for the Study of the Land Cover Dynamic in the Mediterranean Basin

Sobrino

Cuenca

Kharraz

et al. 2002

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Multi-Temporal Analysis Using Noaa-Pathfinder Avhrr Land Imagery for the Study of the Land Cover Dynamic in the Mediterranean Basin

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