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Annual canopy height mapping in Italy from Landsat and multi-source LiDAR for disturbance and recovery monitoring
Accurate and continuous monitoring of forest canopy height is essential for assessing forest structure, biomass, disturbance, and recovery. However, airborne laser scanning (ALS) has incomplete national coverage, is updated infrequently, and is costly to acquire. Here, we present an annual 3
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