Spatial Analysis for Landscape Changes / / edited by Dario Gioia, Maria Danese.
Recent increasing trends of the occurrence of natural and anthropic processes have a strong impact on landscape modification, and there is a growing need for the implementation of effective instruments, tools, and approaches to understand and manage landscape changes. A great improvement in the avai...
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