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Remote sensing of mangrove biophysical properties : evidence from a laboratory simulation of the possible effects of background variation on spectral vegetation indices.
A physical scale model of a mangrove canopy over different backgrounds was used in the laboratory to investigate the relationships between a number of spectral vegetation indices and LAI and percent canopy cover and the sensitivity of these indices to variations in background reflectance properties.
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