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Potential applications of remotely sensed vegetation greenness to habitat analysis and the conservation of dispersive fauna

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2007

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Berry, Sandra Lee
Mackey, Brendan
Brown, Tiffany

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Surrey Beatty & Sons

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Remotely sensed (satellite) time-series estimates of GPP (gross primary productivity) provide potentially useful information about vegetation-based habitat resources. These data are now available for the entire continent at a range of scales commensurate

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Keywords: AVHRR; habitat management; MODIS; NDVI; remote sensing; species conservation; time series analysis; trophic level; Australasia; Australia; Animalia; Aves AVHRR; Channel Country; Gross primary productivity (GPP); Habitat resources; MODIS; NDVI

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/18047

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ANU Research Publications

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Pacific Conservation Biology

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2037-12-31

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