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Figure 1. The M4Land concept, showing the sensors employed during the development phase as well as in the pre-operational phase after the SENTINEL launch (Klug, 2014)
Figure 2 gives an overview on the methodology of the classification.
Figure 4. PROMET modeled leaf area index development
Figure 8. Comparison of a RapidEye observed spectrum (green) of one pixel on 21th of August 2010 with modelled spectra (black) for different land cover classes
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