Estimation of non-CO2 Greenhouse Gases Emissions from Biomass Burning in the Samcheok Large-Fire Area Using Landsat TM Imagery |
Won, Myoung-Soo
(Division of Forest Fire, Korea Forest Research Institute)
Koo, Kyo-Sang (Division of Forest Fire, Korea Forest Research Institute) Lee, Myung-Bo (Division of Forest Fire, Korea Forest Research Institute) Son, Yeong-Mo (Division of Forest Sink and Forest Land Use, Korea Forest Research Institute) |
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