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Shoreline kinematics in Libreville (Gabon) derived from very high spatial resolution (VHR) imagery using machine and deep learning techniques
Artificial Intelligence (AI), remote Sensing (RS) and observations and field data offer a number of advantages for detection and automatic extraction of coastline evolution. However, for many countries in the intertropical zone, such as Gabon, accurate and up-to-date mapping systems and spatial stat
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