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Application of Cost-Effective High-Resolution Remote Sensing to Characterize Flooding in Mountain River Corridors
This study evaluated a cost-effective UAV-based multi-sensor approach for characterizing river corridor conditions during and after moderate floods in two mountain river corridors in Northern Utah, USA: the Logan River and Blacksmith Fork River. These study reaches included urban, rural, and agricul
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