Thirty years of use and improvement of remote sensing, applied to epidemiology: From early promises to lasting frustration
Remote sensing, referring to the remote study of objects, was originally developed for Earth observation, through the use of sensors on board planes or satellites. Improvements in the use and accessibility of multi-temporal satellite-derived environmental data have, for 30 years, contributed to a gr...
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Main Authors: | Vincent Herbreteau, Gérard Salem, Marc Souris, Jean Pierre Hugot, Jean Paul Gonzalez |
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Other Authors: | Universite Paris Nanterre |
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2018
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Online Access: | https://repository.li.mahidol.ac.th/handle/123456789/25072 |
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