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Assessment of burned areas in Mato Grosso State, Brazil, from a systematic sample of medium resolution satellite imagery.

, , , , and . IGARSS, page 4257-4259. IEEE, (2014)

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Günter Beuchle

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Einfluss eines diabaten Turboladermodells auf die Gesamtprozess-Simulation abgasturboaufgeladener PKW-Dieselmotoren. TU Berlin, (2009)

Horst Renemann

Ekkehart Renesse

 

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