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Advancements in satellite observations of inland and coastal waters: building towards a global validation network

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  • Avouris, D. M.
  • Maciel, F.
  • Sharp, S. L.
  • Craig, S. E.
  • Dekker, A. G.
  • Di Vittorio, C. A.
  • Gardner, J. R.
  • Goldsmith, E.
  • Gossn, J. I.
  • Greb, S. R.
  • Grunert, B. K.
  • Gurlin, D.
  • Jampani, Mahesh

    (International Water Management Institute)

  • Khan, R. M.
  • Lowin, B.
  • McKinna, L.
  • Mouw, C. B.
  • Ogashawara, I.
  • Calle, S. R.
  • Salls, W.
  • Sánchez-Cabeza, J.-A.
  • Schaeffer, B.
  • Seegers, B. N.
  • Silander, J.
  • Smail, E. A.
  • Wang, M.
  • Werdell, J.

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  • Avouris, D. M. & Maciel, F. & Sharp, S. L. & Craig, S. E. & Dekker, A. G. & Di Vittorio, C. A. & Gardner, J. R. & Goldsmith, E. & Gossn, J. I. & Greb, S. R. & Grunert, B. K. & Gurlin, D. & Jampani, Ma, 2025. "Advancements in satellite observations of inland and coastal waters: building towards a global validation network," Papers published in Journals (Open Access), International Water Management Institute.
    • Handle: RePEc:iwt:jounls:179351
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/rs17244008
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