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Poster Session 1
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Comparing Effects of Different Sizes of Aggregation
on Spatial Structure of Remotely Sensed Data
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Figure 1. Locations of Study area
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Figure 2 Experimental variograms of (a) the pure grass site; (b) the broad forest site; (c) the mixed grass-shrub site.
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Figure 3 Experimental variograms of the grass site at (a) 0°;
(b) 45°;
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Figure 4 Experimental variograms of the broad forest site at (a) 0°;
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Figure 5 Experimental variograms of the mixed grass-shrub site at (a) 0°;
(b) 45°; (c) 135°.
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