Choice of satellite imagery and attribution of changes to disturbance type strongly affects forest carbon balance estimates

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RT @IRSS_UBC: Forest #CarbonModels are greatly impacted by the type of 🛰 imagery used. Increasing spatial resolution, using annual observat…

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RT @IRSS_UBC: Forest #CarbonModels are greatly impacted by the type of 🛰 imagery used. Increasing spatial resolution, using annual observat…

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RT @IRSS_UBC: Forest #CarbonModels are greatly impacted by the type of 🛰 imagery used. Increasing spatial resolution, using annual observat…

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Forest #CarbonModels are greatly impacted by the type of 🛰 imagery used. Increasing spatial resolution, using annual observations of forest disturbance, and recording #forest #disturbances by type, can minimize model uncertainty 📖(#openaccess): https://t.

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